Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2019-07-15

• Barry’s flood threat lingers as the storm trudges inland
• Allegheny County says it can’t be savior to struggling North Braddock
• Off- duty city officer shot in Homewood
• ICE begins toned- down raids
• Penn State chief ranks third in pay at U. S. public colleges
• Trump tells progressiv­e congresswo­men to ‘ go back’ to their ‘ countries,’ sparking Dem fury,
• Nephew of boxing champ had to give and take some punches
• Ask the Medicare Specialist
• On this day, July 15
• India aborts moon mission launch, citing technical problem
• Few clues offered on Manhattan blackout’s ‘ root cause’
• Feds charge R. Kelly
• The U. S. economy helps people get ahead
• Compromise on CAFE
• Church needs improved checks and balances
• Overtime emergency
• The hidden cost of free college
• Apologize to Biden
• Eliminatin­g Obamacare would be a disaster
• Radical baseball book left this young rebel in stitches
• City sets hearings linked to affordable housing
• Pa. expands online options for gambling
• Solving unique roadwork issues
• Sickle cell blood study begun
• LATEST DEATHS
• Mon Valley bakery operator brought joy with delectable treats
• Swept out of the gate
• Djokovic wins fifth Wimbledon title
• Expanded NFL season on the way
• Late birdies allow Goosen to claim first senior crown
• British, here he comes
• Cricket breakthrou­gh
• Home win for Hamilton
• GM seeks improved bullpen
• How they scored
• Clemente’s MVP car charges into Grand Prix
• Blacktie & Tailpipes
• Night in the Tropics: Rio!
• Mister Rogers’ operas charm; PNME nails opening shows
• Beau won’t let go of his ex
• The New York Times Crossword
• Horoscope
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