PITTSBURGH STEELERS VS BALTIMORE RAVENS
PIttsburgh mayor Luke Ravenstahl attends the game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Baltimore Ravens on November 26, 2006 at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland. The Ravens shut out the Steelers 27-0. (UPI Photo/ Mark Goldman)
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Pittsburgh Steelers receiver Emmanuel Sanders was fired as spokesman of a group's anti-littering campaign when his past littering offense came to light.
Developing the U.S. natural gas sector is a way to safeguard the nation's energy security, the mayor of Pittsburgh said alongside the U.S. energy secretary.
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A street in the North Shore area of Pittsburgh will be named for former Steelers coach Chuck Noll who took the team to four Super Bowl wins, officials said.
Identity thieves have stolen information from at least 29 Pittsburgh city employees, police say.
Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl fulfilled his Super Bowl bet by shoveling a snow-covered church walkway and flying a Green Bay city flag.
Pittsburgh's costs for hosting last September's two-day Group of 20 nations summit was $12.2 million, Mayor Luke Ravenstahl says.
Pittsburgh's bid to levy a tuition tax on city colleges and universities has been shelved, Mayor Luke Ravenstahl said Monday.
Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl called Wednesday for the postponement of a City Council vote on his proposal to levy a city tax on college tuition.
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