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Do not mess with Channel 11 meteorologist Scott Harbaugh.
Senate expected to pass a bill that would allow Pennsylvanians to order wine online.
Jack Holden fell for a girl while teaching in Rome, then he fell for her hometown.
A new comprehensive national study suggests that the American Dream is alive and well in Pittsburgh.
The app-powered car service is gearing up to launch in Pittsburgh.
Stargazers will have a chance to catch the sequel to ‘Supermoon’ this weekend.
Plus, a former Pitt star gets into a Twitter beef with Johnny Manziel.
Can you guess the last Pirates player to grace the cover? Hint: His head grew at an alarming rate.
Secret pen name of ‘Harry Potter’ author confirmed by Duquesne University professor Patrick Juola.
Plus, Pittsburgh becomes the new home of the American Mustache Institute.
The Google search bar is a fascinating window into how the rest of the world sees our cities.
This Saturday, Highmark Stadium will host an epic water balloon fight to benefit Team Tassy’s charity work in Haiti.
Innovations being fostered at AlphaLab include an online marketplace for unused storage and an app for connecting the LGBT community.
South Side startup SolePower has invented a smartphone battery that recharges by harnessing walking power.
Watch this HD video of lightning striking during the downtown fireworks display.
Anthrocon attendees will attempt to set the record for the world’s largest fursuit parade at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center.
After a nine-game winning streak, Baseball Prospectus’ stats machine has the Buccos as a near-playoff lock.
Your daily guide to firework shows, powerboat races, flying dogs, burger-eating contests and more.
New research from Harvard University suggests that tiny smartphones are eroding our confidence.
The Six Degrees of Francis Bacon project aims to visualize the Early Modern Social Network.
Tony Sanchez might have had the greatest first career hit of all-time, and certainly the best social media celebration.
According to data on the 100 most populous cities in the U.S., Pittsburgh is the brainiest of the bunch.
Pittsburgh is one of 10 lucky cities that will welcome Doug Aitken’s one-of-a-kind public art project.