Unlikely Pair Of Legislators Offer Solution To UPMC-Highmark Dispute
They could not be more different – 57-year-old liberal Democrat Dan Frankel from Squirrel Hill and 29-year-old conservative Republican Jim Christiana of Beaver.
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They could not be more different – 57-year-old liberal Democrat Dan Frankel from Squirrel Hill and 29-year-old conservative Republican Jim Christiana of Beaver.
If you live, work or dine in certain communities like the city of Pittsburgh -- you could get an unexpected jolt to your wallet, like a separate city-imposed drink tax.
Could a vacant building on Smithfield Street, that once was the glamorous home of the sparkle and shine of a Saks Fifth Avenue, soon be home to milk, eggs and "do you have your advantage card?"
More than 200 American Eagle employees will face changes in the next two years as the company plans to close its Warrendale distribution center.
Pittsburghers wanting to tour the city or have a ride during a trip to the bars on the North Shore can do so in a unique way.
Six years ago, the Buncher Group bought Hidden Valley for $12.4 million and spent millions more upgrading this facility.
On the rain-slickened pavement of North Shore Driver, a big cat rolled toward the main entrance to Lot 2 today.
PNC Park was packed again for another home game, which made local business owners very happy.
Retail banking is changing fast with most customers liking the many new options available for making deposits -- unlike the old days where everyone had to go to a bank teller.
If you watch TV at all, you've seen the ad. It depicts a woodland stream with two words on the screen: "It Begins."
Food company H.J. Heinz Co. is eliminating 600 jobs across the U.S. and in Canada, including 350 in Pittsburgh.
The Justice Department and a number of state attorneys general on Tuesday challenged a proposed $11 billion merger between US Airways Group Inc. and American Airlines' parent company, AMR Corp.
It's a tale of two cities -- with two very different outcomes.
It's not campaign season, but you might think so with the back-and-forth television ads from UPMC and Highmark.
People in Market Square on Wednesday got an unusual surprise -- free airline tickets.
