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Ron Cook: Will Steelers get what they pay for in 2022?

PITTSBURGH — You get what you pay for in America, right?

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Steelers QB Mitch Trubisky sits down to talk fatherhood, football and more

MENTOR, Ohio — Making the right turn off Center Street, the main entrance to Mentor High School is under construction. That's an apt metaphor for Mitch Trubisky's NFL career, as well as the Steelers offense, if you're into that sort of thing.

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With Rodón in top form, Giants start road trip with 2-0 win over Pirates

PITTSBURGH — In the fifth and final inning of his start two weeks ago in Philadelphia, something clicked for Carlos Rodón. Ever since, he has been the lights-out fireballer who showed up to start the season.

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Kamala Harris touts White House’s infrastructure plan during Pittsburgh visit

PITTSBURGH — Vice President Kamala Harris arrived in Pittsburgh Friday morning to meet with members of the community and other leaders in Homewood to discuss the White House’s bipartisan infrastructure plan and how it could help replace lead water lines in the region.

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Joe Starkey: Steelers' big-money defense better be great

PITTSBURGH — A good defense won't get it done for the Steelers this season. In a year where they are breaking in a new quarterback, only great will do.

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Ron Cook: Good luck figuring out the AFC North's quarterback situation

PITTSBURGH — "AFC North division for $230 million, Alex."

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Joe Starkey: Steelers' 'open' quarterback competition doesn't seem so open

PITTSBURGH — You can't have an "open" quarterback competition with three training camp competitors. Not one with any integrity, anyway.

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Steelers make Minkah Fitzpatrick highest-paid safety in NFL with new deal

PITTSBURGH — Less than a year after making T.J. Watt the highest-paid defensive player in the NFL, the Steelers are happy to have Minkah Fitzpatrick be the richest safety in the league.

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Pa. native brings sci-fi vistas of Pixar's 'Lightyear' to life

PITTSBURGH — Animation was always Alyssa Minko’s refuge from the very real challenges life threw her away.

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The ageless Ringo Starr reflects on what keeps him going

PITTSBURGH — Strange to think about it now, but when Ringo Starr launched Ringo and His All-Starr Band in 1989, he hadn’t been a touring musician since 1966.

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Paul Zeise: Jeff Capel has had an excellent spring and summer, but now it must translate into wins

PITTSBURGH — The first item of business for Pitt's Jeff Capel after last season was to convince Heather Lyke he had made enough progress in four seasons to merit a fifth, despite a record of 21-53 in ACC games. Capel's teams have won just six ACC games in each of…

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PHOTOS: Check out the best pics from Steelers spring workouts

Another offseason of spring workouts is in the books ✅

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Judge again refuses to release Pittsburgh-area ex-Army Ranger charged with assaulting police at Jan. 6 Capitol riot

A former Army Ranger and teacher from the Pittsburgh area who's charged with assaulting police during the Capitol insurrection will not be getting out of jail pending his joint trial in the District of Columbia with a group of other pro-Trump rioters charged with felony violence.

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JuJu Smith-Schuster returns to Pittsburgh to say his goodbyes

JuJu Smith-Schuster made one last trip to Pittsburgh on Sunday.

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Love still there for JuJu Smith-Schuster as former Steelers star returns to say goodbye

JuJu Smith-Schuster came back to Pittsburgh this weekend ready to sign some autographs, pose for some photos and meet some fans. But it didn't take long Sunday morning for a curveball to be thrown his way. One of the first people in line, 12-year-old Kennedi McVittie, asked Smith-Schuster if he…

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COVID? High gas prices? Summer vacationers want to get back to normal in spite of the hurdles

PITTSBURGH — Barbara and Ben Thomas of Churchill are thrilled about traveling again.

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Explore Pennsylvania's culinary history via 4 themed trails

PITTSBURGH — As a registered dietitian and public health professional, Mary Miller has long been focused on bettering the well-being of her community. She’s equally passionate about history, especially as it relates to Pennsylvania’s culinary traditions, heritage and agricultural history.

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They thought they were buying Obamacare plans. What they got wasn’t insurance

Tina Passione needed health insurance in a hurry in December. The newly retired 63-year-old was relocating to suburban Atlanta with her husband to be closer to grandchildren. Their house in Pittsburgh flew off the market, and they had six weeks to move out 40 years of memories.

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Joe Starkey: Is Mike Tomlin really the Steelers' de facto defensive coordinator — again?

PITTSBURGH — Steelers minicamp wrapped up Thursday, marking the last stop before Latrobe. Several questions emerged from offseason workouts, some of them more than a little perplexing ...

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Resurrected 'American Rust' to return on Freevee

PITTSBURGH — Who says every show that films in western Pennsylvania gets canceled after one season?

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Mitch Trubisky appears set as Steelers' starting QB before heading to training camp

PITTSBURGH — Coaches like to remind everyone not to read too much into which players are practicing with which units or what rotations are being used this time of year. After all, it is just spring practice, with no pads, no contact and, if all is to be believed, no…

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Ron Cook: What keeps legends hanging around? It's an existential question.

PITTSBURGH — So it's all about push-ups with NBA icon Pat Riley?

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Left-behind dorm junk finds new life at Pitt and other environmentally conscious campuses

PITTSBURGH — As college dorms empty for summer, and students quibble with their winded parents over what will fit in the family car for the ride home, weighty questions inevitably arise:

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Miguel Cabrera, Alex Faedo come up big as Tigers sweep away Pirates

PITTSBURGH — Miguel Cabrera keeps delivering clutch knocks.

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Steelers assistant Brian Flores deflects questions on lawsuit against NFL, says he's focused on new job

PITTSBURGH — New Steelers senior defensive assistant Brian Flores didn't want to delve very deep into his ongoing class-action lawsuit against the NFL for alleged racial discrimination in their hiring practices during his first extended interview since being hired by the Steelers earlier this spring. Flores deflected three questions about…

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