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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.

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 ...

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

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…

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

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:

PITTSBURGH — Miguel Cabrera keeps delivering clutch knocks.

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…

Each time David Shiffman looks at a shark, he still gets that excited feeling he experienced when he visited the Pittsburgh zoo as a child.

PITTSBURGH — The sentence jumped off the screen of the Pro Football Talk story last week about Aaron Donald:

August Wilson’s tale of a cab office in Pittsburgh threatened by ‘regeneration’ struck a chord with the 34-year-old director. She tells Nicole Vassell why she’d like Black people to come and see it at the Old Vic