Pittsburgh police lead search for stabbing suspect in Middle Hill
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Pittsburgh police lead search for stabbing suspect in Middle Hill
A man was taken to a hospital in critical condition after being stabbed in Pittsburgh’s Middle Hill neighborhood Saturday, according to Pittsburgh police.
Tambellini family returns to Pittsburgh dining with new Brookline sandwich shop
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Tambellini family returns to Pittsburgh dining with new Brookline sandwich shop
Less than 24 hours before Tambellini & Co.’s May 8 grand opening, the Brookline sandwich shop was a flurry of activity. Co-owner Michael Tambellini hauled a huge stock pot of marinara — at least five gallons, his fiancée and co-owner Trista Fulton estimated — and pulled pans of house-made mozzarella out of the refrigerator. He was midway through prepping a second batch of 150 meatballs using a Tambellini family recipe kept secret for three generations.
Here are the top 10 concerts we’re looking forward to this summer
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Here are the top 10 concerts we’re looking forward to this summer
As the temperature heats up, so do stages all across the Pittsburgh region. This summer promises to be a packed and exciting concert season in venues both indoors and outdoors. From legacy acts with heaps of sing-along hits to red-hot new pop stars, fans should have no trouble finding a favorite performing locally this summer.
Live! Casino's donations to local charities exceeds $16,000
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Live! Casino's donations to local charities exceeds $16,000
Pittsburgh Media Partnership series: Ambridge Connection
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Pittsburgh Media Partnership series: Ambridge Connection
Editor’s note: TribLive will profile members of the Pittsburgh Media Partnership in this weekly series to spotlight the robust media landscape in Western Pennsylvania.
Offbeat Pittsburgh: My late-blooming affair with vinyl records and thrill of the chase at Jerry’s Records
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Offbeat Pittsburgh: My late-blooming affair with vinyl records and thrill of the chase at Jerry’s Records
There’s a moment on The Beatles’ “White Album” that almost feels like stepping through a doorway.
How to Sell a House With Repairs Needed Without Stress
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How to Sell a House With Repairs Needed Without Stress
Lead, a hidden hazard, still lurks throughout Pittsburgh
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Lead, a hidden hazard, still lurks throughout Pittsburgh
When Kristen Heibert became pregnant last year, she and partner Derek Martin knew they needed to rid their 106-year-old house in Beechview of the lead likely lurking in the paint.
Pitt graduate’s experiment on Artemis II may improve medicine on Earth
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Pitt graduate’s experiment on Artemis II may improve medicine on Earth
Technology developed for NASA’s Artemis II moon mission may one day help improve medical treatments for people on Earth.
The Real Estate Market in Pittsburgh in 2026 — What Home Sellers Need to Know
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The Real Estate Market in Pittsburgh in 2026 — What Home Sellers Need to Know
Hemingway’s heartbreak and the long decline of Oakland’s bar scene
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Hemingway’s heartbreak and the long decline of Oakland’s bar scene
Hemingway’s Cafe sure got its swan song. The Oakland bar recently had some of its busiest nights ever as students and alumni swung by for their last hurrah before the college hangout closed forever.
Andrew Conte: Why I’m returning to the Trib to launch Newsworks Lab
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Andrew Conte: Why I’m returning to the Trib to launch Newsworks Lab
Newsworks Lab involves all of us as an investigative newsroom focused on building a future for local reporting — and for the communities it serves.
Oscars Talk: Film Critics to Gather at The Lindsay; Cinephiles Invited
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Oscars Talk: Film Critics to Gather at The Lindsay; Cinephiles Invited
Swirl of public money backing $418M hotel proposal at David L. Lawrence Convention Center
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Swirl of public money backing $418M hotel proposal at David L. Lawrence Convention Center
A planned $418 million hotel at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Downtown Pittsburgh will be funded with ample public dollars, including money from the city, Allegheny County and state.