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The oil price spike may haunt the economy long after it recedes from the pump

PITTSBURGH — The drastic spike in crude oil prices and the fevered shock of drivers dealing with high gasoline prices for the first time in years appear to be subsiding. The dip is tiny, so far, but if every 1 cent increase is cause for alarm, a 3 cent drop…

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Late returning a book? That's (no) fine, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh says

PITTSBURGH — Joining a growing trend hoping to reignite the spirit of book-borrowing across the country, the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh and its 19 branches are no longer charging late fees on rentals.

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Middle schoolers pitch in and help Ukraine

PITTSBURGH — Girls in traditional Ukrainian shirts sold blue beaded necklaces, jamming money into an overflowing cash box. Members of the school orchestra played "The Great Gate of Kiev" with Ukrainian flags attached to their instrument bows. A sign urged students to "Support the Ukraine!" and wear blue and yellow…

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MAQB: Why the Steelers Selected Mitchell Trubisky as Big Ben’s Successor

Pittsburgh is giving the former No. 2 pick a second shot to succeed as an NFL starter. Plus, why the Jaguars and Chargers feel comfortable about their free agent expenditures, the Bengals’ and Bills’ big men commitments and more.

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Steelers and OT Chuks Okorafor agree to terms on new contract

Pittsburgh keeps their starting offensive tackles in place.

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How the Pittsburgh Steelers can get the most out of Mitchell Trubisky

The Pittsburgh Steelers have a new quarterback in Mitchell Trubisky. Here is how offensive coordinator Matt Canada can get the most out of him.

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Illinois is the No. 4 seed in the South Region. The Illini will play No. 13 Chattanooga on Friday in Pittsburgh.

Trent Frazier and Coleman Hawkins wore sunglasses to their news conference Sunday after getting the word Illinois had earned a No. 4 seed in the South Region of the NCAA Tournament, where they’ll take on 13th-seeded Chattanooga in a first-round game at 5:50 p.m. Friday in Pittsburgh (TNT).

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Villanova, Illinois, Houston and Ohio State top NCAA field in Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH — March Madness has arrived in Pittsburgh.

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Illinois, Loyola put in NCAA Tournament South Regional, will open in Pittsburgh

Notre Dame also made the field of 68, earning a spot in the First Four.

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Steelers CB Joe Haden drops not-so-subtle hint he’s out of Pittsburgh

Free agency hasn't even begun but Joe Haden's mind looks to be made up.

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Look: Aaron Donald’s feet are still lightning quick in workout video

Aaron Donald is still staying in great shape, showing off his quick feet in a new workout video back home in Pittsburgh.

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Alejandro Villanueva Retires From the NFL After Seven Seasons

He spent the first six years of his career in Pittsburgh.

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Girl Talk, Wiz Khalifa join forces on new album 'Full Court Press'

Pittsburgh stars Girl Talk and Wiz Khalifa have announced a collaborative album with Big K.R.I.T. and Smoke DZA.

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Andrew Rossi's Warhol docuseries aims to 'unerase his biography'

PITTSBURGH — Andy Warhol captured Andrew Rossi's imagination from the time he was a kid checking out the Pittsburgh native's artwork at New York City galleries and watching his many television appearances.

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Review: Netflix's 'Andy Warhol Diaries' a full portrait of pop art icon

Andy Warhol had only been dead for two years when Warner books published "The Andy Warhol Diaries" in 1989.

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Aaron Donald’s Life at the Top

For the first time publicly, the Rams superstar reveals why he’s considering retirement, and why that rumor never should have gotten out.

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Steelers miss on another franchise QB, Russell Wilson headed to Denver

Pittsburgh misses out on another franchise quarterback.

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DeVaughn Nixon suits up as father Norm Nixon in HBO's Lakers series 'Winning Time'

PITTSBURGH — Norm Nixon hasn't lost any of the fire or swag that helped the Duquesne University basketball legend win two championships with the Showtime Lakers of the 1980s. For proof, just ask his son, DeVaughn.

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Today has been declared ‘Aaron Donald Day’ in Pittsburgh

If you're in Pittsburgh, happy Aaron Donald Day!

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Win over Pitt ensures Duke basketball first-place ACC finish in Coach K’s last season

PITTSBURGH — In the final road game of Mike Krzyzewski’s 42 seasons as Duke’s coach, the Blue Devils accomplished something they hadn’t managed in more than a decade.

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There's plenty of fish this Lenten season. But it will cost more

PITTSBURGH — Joanne Fibbi knows her way in, out and around a Lenten fish fry.

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Tree of Life survivors continue healing process through tattoo therapy

PITTSBURGH — If you happened to be wandering through the halls of the Jewish Community Center of Greater Pittsburgh's Irene Kaufmann Building Wednesday afternoon, you might have heard an unfamiliar sound emanating from one of its ballrooms and seen a few people wandering around who might not fit the typical…

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John Mayer postpones shows after testing positive for COVID

Four upcoming John Mayer concerts in Pittsburgh, Belmont Park, New York, and Boston have been postponed due to multiple COVID-19 cases within the band, including Mayer himself.

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A Pittsburgh man admits to calling in bomb threats at federal buildings

PITTSBURGH — A man from Pittsburgh's Homewood neighborhood admitted Thursday that he threatened to blow up the federal building in Downtown Pittsburgh and the FBI headquarters building in Washington, D.C.

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Joe Starkey: Phil Kessel-to-Penguins rumors are fun, but Kasperi Kapanen is the serious issue

PITTSBURGH — If the Phil Kessel-to-Penguins reunion rumor seems hopelessly ridiculous, ask yourself this: Who would you rather have right now, Kessel or Kasperi Kapanen?

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