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Resonance Works' 'Amahl' stars Victory Brinker in first full opera role

By lowber on December 14, 2022

Victory Brinker of Unity has been singing opera arias since she was 6. Now 10, the “America’s Got Talent” veteran is taking on her first…

Cold-weather shelters open in Allegheny, Westmoreland

By lowber on November 15, 2022

With frigid temperatures creeping in this week, cold-weather shelters in Allegheny and Westmoreland counties are open. Source: The Tribune-Review

Former chief of staff says she was fired for reporting mold in state House district office

By lowber on November 11, 2022

The former chief of staff for a Westmoreland County state legislator is suing him and members of the House Republican Caucus alleging that she was…

Short hikes offer the best views in peak Western Pennsylvania fall foliage season

By lowber on October 12, 2022

The brightly colored leaves and earthy scent of autumn might best be taken in with your feet tucked inside a sturdy pair of shoes. …

Employee shortage shutters Prantl's Bakery stores in North Huntingdon, Squirrel Hill

By lowber on August 4, 2022

Prantl’s Bakery is temporarily closing its North Huntingdon and Squirrel Hill stores starting next week because of a lack of employees, according to owner Joe…

Pa. House approves Pitt funding after months of debate over fetal tissue research

By lowber on July 6, 2022

The University of Pittsburgh is set to narrowly escape with its state funding after months of heated back-and-forth between Pitt and House Republicans over the…

Anthrocon to return to Pittsburgh for annual convention

By lowber on June 14, 2022

The furries are returning to the ‘Burgh – and in greater numbers. Source: The Tribune-Review

Proposal would require greater public access to records from Pitt, Penn State, others

By lowber on May 24, 2022

Greater transparency requirements could be in store for Pennsylvania’s four state-related universities. Source: The Tribune-Review

Trib honored by Pa. NewsMedia for investigation into sex offenders, claims 28 statewide awards

By lowber on May 10, 2022

The Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association has recognized the Tribune-Review for a second year in a row with the prestigious G. Richard Dew Award for its investigation…

Chattanooga's tourney appearance turns out to be Klimchock family affair

By lowber on March 19, 2022

As Laura Klimchock left the Rivers Casino in Pittsburgh Friday afternoon with her father, Rick, she told him she felt sick. Source: The Tribune-Review

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