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Safari Sweethearts: Stephanie Szewciw & Patrick Yingling

Kellie B. Gormly,

Over the Moon in Love: Sarah Cruikshank & Greg Jasiota

Jesseca Muslin,

A Prescription for Love: Mary Anzio & David Rueda

Jessica Sinichak,

Worth the Wait: Zoe Tabachnick & Harry Chiel

Kate Benz,

The Reality of Love: Carmen Ogrodnik & David Mizer

Kate Benz,

Steelers' DeAngelo Williams Scores as Daughters' Hair Stylist

In a pair of TV ads, watch the Steelers' running back tackle styling the hair of his two adorable daughters.

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Greenlight for Girls Encourages Hands-On STEM Learning

The international organization partnered with local materials science company Covestro to encourage scientific curiosity for girls.

Brian Trimboli,

Wigle Whiskey Ripe for Expansion with Threadbare

The Strip District distillers will launch a hard cider business this fall.

Hal B. Klein,

Heinz Releases a ‘Wiener Stampede’ on The Super Bowl

Dozens of dachshunds wearing hot dog costumes star in what may be the cutest commercial this year.

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Grove City College Team ‘Takes the Cake!’ on Cake Wars

Two former freshman roommates created a cake that was part sculpture, part spectacle to win $10,000 on the popular Food Network series.

Nuria Marquez, Kara Mazey,

It's Simple This Time, Super Bowl 50 Won't Even be Close

The Panthers are going to get to the Broncos eventually. When that happens, Peyton Manning is going to be forced to throw it. And once that happens, it’s going to get ugly.

Mike Prisuta,

Taking Flight at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History

You don’t need to travel back in time to experience prehistoric flight. Just visit the new Pterosaur exhibit at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, in Pittsburgh for a limited time.

PM Staff,

From Pittsburgh to Anywhere in a Matter of Minutes

Imagine Pittsburgh to New York City in less time that it takes to fly there now.

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Winter of 2016: 15 Incredible Photos of Pittsburgh's Icy Rivers

Even if you're not a fan of cold weather, it's hard not to appreciate the harsh beauty of the frigid three rivers, captured recently by photographer Dave DiCello.

Photos by Dave DiCello,

Steelers' DeAngelo Williams Shakes It Up in Hawaii

The running back tried some new moves with the help of hula dancers and was proud enough to post the video for all to see.

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Here's an Idea: Loan Fund to Help Pittsburgh Businesses Grow

North Oakland's Idea Foundry creates a revolving loan fund targeted at regional food and agriculture businesses.

Hal B. Klein,

High-Tech Pittsburgh Featured in Werner Herzog Documentary

The famed award-winning filmmaker spent two days last summer at Carnegie Mellon University shooting his latest documentary, which is featured at this year's Sundance Film Festival.

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Steelers Dominate NFL's Super Bowl 50 Golden Team

Eight Hall-of-Fame Steelers, including coach Chuck Noll, were named to the squad in honor of the golden anniversary of football's biggest game.

Richard Cook,

Head to 'Quick and Shameless' For an Unpredictable (and Essential) Night of Pittsburgh Comedy

The LGBTQ-friendly variety show offers one of the city's most unusual (and often unforgettable) lineups of comedic talent.

Sean Collier,

Ice House to Help Families Left in the Cold

Many of Pittsburgh's community and business leaders will spend time in the ice house to raise money for the Dollar Energy Fund.

Brian Trimboli,

How Pittsburgh-Area Native Got Role in ‘Making a Murderer’

Almost a decade later, reporter Emily Matesic finds herself reliving the bizarre case featured in Netflix’s wildly popular crime documentary series.

Kara Mazey,

Desperate for Momentum - Have Pittsburgh Penguins Found It?

Fans have reason to be optimistic despite a season that's included the firing of a head coach and his successor losing his first four games.

Mike Prisuta,

Hungry for Something Good? Where We're Eating in February

We're digging flexible Downtown dining, two new heavy hitters on the restaurant scene, killer sandwiches in the Strip, pizza in East Liberty and baked goods in Squirrel Hill.

Hal B. Klein,

Down in the Blink of an Eye: Video of Hulton Bridge Implosion

The bridge hit the water before sound of the blast had reached the cameras.

Photos by Dave DiCello,

Frame by Frame: 10 Photos of the Hulton Bridge Implosion

In what seemed like a blink of an eye, the century-old span was sent splashing into the Allegheny River.

Photos by Dave DiCello,

Remembering KDKA-TV's Wayne Van Dine

The veteran reporter died Friday after a battle with cancer. He was 77.

PM Staff,

Top 10 Things to Do in Pittsburgh in February

This month's best bets in the ‘Burgh.

Eric Lidji,

Book Review: ‘The Color of Sundays’

One of the major architects in the Steelers' success of the 70s, Bill Nunn Jr., is the subject of the latest book from Pittsburgh Tribune-Review investigative reporter Andrew Conte.

Kristofer Collins,