Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2019-02-15

• Unhappy with deal, Trump to declare state of emergency
• Applause greets approval of produce terminal project
• Amazon won’t reopen HQ2 search, but Pittsburgh still stands to benefit
• McCabe says he opened investigat­ion into Trump
• Report highlights problems with student loan servicers
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• FRANCISCO LIRIANO EAGER FOR ONE MORE RUN
• On this day, Feb. 15
• Barr sworn in for 2nd stint as U.S. attorney general
• New evidence against R&B singer R. Kelly
• Protect Pittsburgh­ers from gun violence
• Brown goes low
• Wolf’s welcome tone
• UPMC split affects Pa. state troopers
• Democrats, please stop groveling
• Kamala Harris is not your ‘meme girl’
• Green fantasy
• Did Trump just launch Beto’s 2020 campaign?
• Celebratin­g black cinema
• Choir to sing about Undergroun­d Railroad
• A parody for filmgoers who secretly love rom-coms
• Seth Meyers shows off love for Pittsburgh
• Ross Gay’s essays hold doors open
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• Aces on Bridge
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• Aces on Bridge
• Malkin upset by Flyers’ tactics
• Push is on for separate playoffs
• Pitt missed too many open 3s
• Colonials upset
• NBA honors
• Fords sweep duels
• Blueger making good case to stick
• Schultz says his return is ‘getting close’
• Patient Musgrove is on track after surgery
• Cy Young winner unsure of new deal
• Steelers hope to deal Bell
• Houston continues to streak with win
• Warriors’ Kerr fined for tirade
• PGA scraps rainy morning rounds as Spieth ties for lead at Riviera
• Johnson causes crash and enrages Busch
• Showdown set between two of world’s best skiers
• Bill boosts heritage site funding
• City, Lamar await court ruling on Mount Washington sign
• Attorney objects to video as evidence
• Study: Port Authority posts a $929M benefit each year
• DA rejects racial bias claim by shop owner
• URA elects top union official as chairman of board
• Retired city firefighte­r pleads guilty to federal drug conspiracy charges
• Girlfriend posts photos and robber gets time
• City investigat­ing doll hanging from streetligh­t
• Soccer enthusiast shared his love for the sport at South Side pub
• Woman brings passion for Bigfoot research to Pittsburgh
• Fresh perspectiv­e
• Owner of South Hills Village looking at changes
• EQT posts $2.2 billion loss for 2018
• Stock indexes finish day mixed after weak holiday retail report
• Community space to learn
• Flood-ravaged businesses commit to stay in place
• Township to revisit plans for Ross mall
• Newspaper building gets new life as Tube City
• Communitie­s
• Mt. Lebanon considers its glass recycling options
• McKeesport appoints new police chief
• Wrestling with success
• Carmichael­s coach deserves a shoutout
• Turnaround has Steel Valley on a roll
• New Castle eyes exclamatio­n point
• Starting playoffs on a high note
• Final run for Neshannock star
• Defending champ looking to repeat
• Boys athlete of the week
• South Fayette, TJ collide with first place on line
• Returning champs eye more titles
• Girls athlete of the week
• Trinity grad finishing what she doesn’t start
• Carrick alum Wehner living dream with Pirates

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