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The body of a man was found this morning on a hillside in the 100 block of Hazlett Street on the North Side. (Today)
"Dodged a bullet" was the operative phrase among flood watchers on Sunday, as a predicted deluge produced only isolated puddles of trouble. (Today)
As Mr. Obama's core initiative of health care reform hangs in the balance and midterm congressional elections loom, the effectiveness of grass-roots energy is being put to tough, real-world tests. (Today)
The University of Pittsburgh trustees' budget committee gave its blessing today to several construction projects, including a $28.2 million upgrade to physics and astronomy department laboratories (Today)
June 13, 1943. Co-pilot Ralph S. Ziegler's tour of duty with the 95th Bomb Group was about to end. (Today)
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- Councilman on the hunt for junked, abandoned cars in city
- Pa. likely to accept national math, English standards
- Hip-hop artist Nas urges Boys and Girls Club leaders to stay in school, make a difference
- Lawrence County racino plans still up in the air
- Water line insurance still stirs controversy
- Man gets 15-year term for firearm
- Bonusgate: boiling point for Capitol sleaze? (Today)
- He's singing the small-town blues (Yesterday)
- Police reform requires community reform (03/12/2010)
- There's no defense for conduct in Capitol (03/11/2010)
- New iPhone missing apt app for iGroan (03/10/2010)
- Big Ben's off-field calls test fans' patience (03/09/2010)
- Police investigate body on hillside (Today)
- Just minor flooding reported, but forecasters still keeping a wary eye (Today)
- Pitt panel approves lab expansion (Today)
- Pilot in harrowing bomb run to be honored at Soldiers & Sailors (Today)
- Councilman on the hunt for junked, abandoned cars in city (Today)
- Hip-hop artist Nas urges Boys and Girls Club leaders to stay in school, make a difference (Today)
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