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Police officers guard an entrance to Emory University Hospital after an ambulance arrived transporting an American that was infected with the Ebola virus, in Atlanta.

Pennsylvania hospitals ready if Ebola virus strikes

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Walk/run celebrates possible breakthrough for pulmonary fibrosis

Pennsylvania hospitals ready if Ebola virus strikes

Pittsburgh school board approves revised code of conduct

In remission for ovarian cancer, woman writes book with her doctor

Obituary: Robert M. Lumish / Chief of Infectious Diseases at UPMC Mercy Hospital

Writer/director Luc Besson directs Scarlett Johansson in "Lucy", an action-thriller that examines the possibility of what one human could truly do if she unlocked 100 percent of her brain capacity and accessed the furthest reaches of her mind.

It's a myth that we use just 10 percent of our mind's capacity. We use it all.

Ingram man charged with having sex with 15-year-old girl

Empty pill bottles signify pain of addiction

Fire at Donegal animal park destroys 3 buildings

Jury duty email a scam, U.S. courts warn

Collaboration possible on produce terminal in Strip District, mayor says

Pennsylvania hospitals ready if Ebola virus strikes

Water, water everywhere … The fouling of Toledo’s water supply is an environmental game changer

Work record: A Corbett aide’s job duties are still in question

America’s role: The U.S. must seek a lasting solution in Gaza

Road delay: Congress ducks a lasting transportation solution

House Republicans are suing President Obama for doing his job

PG primary endorsements

In remission for ovarian cancer, woman writes book with her doctor

Empty pill bottles signify pain of addiction

Halle Berry's 'Extant' Finale Bumped Up a Week

PEOPLE: Jim Parsons, Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting, Johnny Galecki, Michael Strahan and more!

Let’s Talk About Art: Community-building through glass

Commentary: Nostalgia economy sets back television

SEEN: Style Social @ The Warhol draws the fashionistas

School Style: Shopping for class a chance to slip in lessons on money management, responsibility

Stylebook: Banana Republic debuts Roland Mouret line

#LetsMakeASEEN: Jeremiah's Place

#SEENHotSpot: Sienna Mercato

Steel Advice: How to address retirement home problems

Highmark transition plan details still elusive

Collaboration possible on produce terminal in Strip District, mayor says

South Side marina lease gets green light

Wal-Mart’s website to personalize shopping

Law firms cautioned about creating LGBT practice groups

Specialist Anthony Rinaldi works his post on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on Monday as U.S. stocks rose. Could last week’s plunge for the Dow Jones and the S&P be an early sign that the stock market is headed for a painful correction after reaching all-time highs earlier this summer?

Spooked investors brace for ‘correction’

In The Lead/ Top 50 2014

Pitt opens football training camp

Tech Talk: NFL to use Microsoft tablets on sidelines

Creature Feature: American Bison

Sports 'n' 'at: A look back at historical newspaper headlines

Are classical music albums making a comeback?

University of Pittsburgh football team opened its first day of training camp. (Video by Nate Guidry; 8/4/2014)

Pitt opens football training camp

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Hunting & Fishing

Shifting demographics suggest a future with fewer anglers who are most multi-cultural

Surveys from the federal government, state agencies, industry and nonprofit groups agree on two important points: fewer people are fishing.

Within 30 minutes in the evening of July 19 on the Monongahela River, Gary Eakins, above, and Randy Brandt, not pictured, caught 43-inch and 39-inch muskies. "Best half-hour of fishing we ever had," Eakins said.

Outdoors notebook / Lake Arthur opens new area

Newly opened area gives anglers a quiet, shallow bay that has not been fished.

Shifting demographics suggest a future with fewer anglers who are most multi-cultural

District Fishing Report: 8.1.14

4 days ago

Catch & Recuperate: Veterans experience the healing powers of fishing

1 week ago

Adventuresome reading for a summer day

1 week ago

Notebook: New rules planned for second Mentored Youth Fishing Day

1 week ago

District Fishing Report: 7.25.14

1 week ago

Outdoors

Wildlife / Feeder guilt in a hummer summer

Hummingbirds eventually returned after a no feeder activity for more than a week.

Larry Walsh on biking: Modern city ride has classic flair

Is Pedal Pittsburgh the successor to the City Bike Hike that was held in and around the city in 1969?

Larry Walsh on biking: Exploring this year's 'Trail of the Year'

1 week ago

Eyes on the Eagles

One of the pair of nesting bald eagles leaves its perch along the hillside in Pittsburgh's Hays neighborhood.

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Hunting & Fishing

Shifting demographics suggest a future with fewer anglers who are most multi-cultural

Outdoors notebook / Lake Arthur opens new area

Blogs: PG Rod & Gun Club

Outdoors notebook / Lake Arthur opens new area

Shifting demographics suggest a future with fewer anglers who are most multi-cultural

District Fishing Report: 8.1.14

Catch & Recuperate: Veterans experience the healing powers of fishing

Adventuresome reading for a summer day

Notebook: New rules planned for second Mentored Youth Fishing Day

District Fishing Report: 7.25.14

Outdoors

Wildlife / Feeder guilt in a hummer summer

Larry Walsh on biking: Modern city ride has classic flair

Larry Walsh on biking: Exploring this year's 'Trail of the Year'

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