Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2018-10-25

• DANCING FOR CLEAN WATER
• Tech stocks hammered as markets drop again
• GOP candidates criticize sanctuary cities
• Bombs mailed to CNN, Dems
• Developer cancels plans for SouthSide Works project
• Winning lottery ticket sold in S.C.
• Scientists push for crash program to scrub carbon from air
• FBI captures neo-Nazi gang leader
• Trump signs legislatio­n to fight the opioid crisis
• Migrant caravan sets out anew toward U.S.
• Willa dissipates, but evacuation­s continue
• Typhoon Yutu ravages U.S. islands of Saipan, Tinian with 180 mph winds
• Keep health coverage
• Turn the caravan back
• Vaccines changed us
• Hiring more staff could save money, prevent stress
• Queen breaks silence on Brexit
• Pittsburgh school board votes against arming district police
• Transit expert gives local system good marks overall
• Refugee assistance program closing
• Court dismisses challenge to state Senate candidate’s residency
• DA wants lawyers removed from Wilkinsbur­g slayings case
• Pa. high court hears FOP case
• Federated Investors co-founder remarkably skilled at sales
• New law changes mental health treatment rules
• An emotional game
• Kansas benches player named in shoe scandal
• Adams’ book ‘brutally honest’ about Pitt
• Jury finds three guilty in shoe trial
• Pelicans to get into G League
• Norwin, Peters in semis
• Vikings grab another title
• Boston has illustrate­d wall(s) of winning
• Would champs visit White House?
• The New York Times Crossword
• Quick Crossword
• Aces on Bridge
• Historic YMCA partners up for rehab
• Kraft Heinz to sell India-made brands for $625 million
• EPA chief celebrates removing regulatory barriers
• Speaker: Female hires rare at city tech startups
• Some guidance on a new phono preamp
• U.S. brands falter in auto reliabilit­y survey
• 2018 Jeep Wrangler: No surprising changes — and that’s a good thing
• Local Company helps home seller with a complex sale, relieves stress fast
• THE hot list
• Carter Redwood builds career on his way back to City Theatre.
• Fright Night: Zombies invade Market Square for Fright up Night.
• We tell you what the now-thriving Mad Mex means to us.
• Kofi Baker pays tribute to Music of Cream.
• WHAT’S NEW THIS WEEK
• ‘TOO NEW YORKY’
• More to do: Music, comedy and other fun things
• This weekend’s best Halloween parties and scares
• Icarus Witch is back blazing with ‘Goodbye Cruel World’
• Concert Calendar
• OPENING THIS WEEK

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