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Today, with Christmas nigh, we reprint a classic holiday tale, updated for this year. Comes a time on Christmas Eve when something most extraordinary happens

Today, as Christmas approaches, we reprint a classic holiday tale. As a youngster growing up in rural Ohio, the living room shadow box became a

Something doesn’t quite add up with the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association’s (PIAA’s) new rules regarding high school student athletes making money from their names, images

Every few months, it seems, someone, somewhere in Greater Pittsburgh laments the fact that municipal recycling efforts are falling far short of their intended purposes.

A local newspaper editorial has, shockingly, redefined the phrase “tone-deaf.” And it borders on recklessness. In its Sunday lead editorial, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette implores the

Pittsburgh has upped its ante in what we’ll call a “gush rush” to convert unused Downtown office space into housing. As the Tribune-Review reported last

The Post-Gazette reports that the City of Pittsburgh will outfit garbage and recycling trucks with GPS technology “in the same manner as the city’s snow

An excellent Monday story by the Post-Gazette’s Kris Mamula exposes the fact that the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is discriminating against non-union companies in the awarding

As another year draws to a close and local governments around Pennsylvania solidify their fiscal and operational plans for the coming new year, we thought

PennDOT says the new Fern Hollow Bridge in Pittsburgh’s Frick Park should be open by the end of the year, if not sooner. The span