Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2022-09-04

• Ask The Health Insurance Specialist
• Border patrol: 9 migrants die crossing swift Texas river
• Archives went from ‘National Treasure’ to political target
• GOP escalates fight against citizen-led ballot initiative­s
• Crash threat over Mississipp­i skies ends with pilot’s arrest
• California wildfire destroys 100 homes, other buildings
• HomeBuyers of Pittsburgh helps home seller make a smooth transition to Costa Rica
• Major COVID surge unlikely, but variants are a wild card
• Artemis I mission faces weeks of delay after launch is scrubbed
• Pakistan appeals for more aid for 33M affected by flooding
• Ukraine nuclear plant goes offline amid fighting
• Gorbachev buried in Moscow
• Jonathan Cervas’ quest to make government represent voters
• Gun companies move from blue states to friendlier red
• On remote farms and in city gardens, a Native American movement grows
• It’s back to school in Ukraine — but far from normal
• War protest: Statues fall as Europe purges Soviet Union monuments
• Jill Biden’s virus experience was not like Melania Trump’s
• Decades on Capitol Hill: From civility to open hostility
• Georgia still a top dog despite losses
• Buckeyes open with solid victory
• Bulldogs roll in first game back
• Defense made a statement when it had to vs. Purdue
• AROUND THE TOP 25
• Birthday windfall led to love for college sports
• Duquesne falls to 0-2 after McLaughlin powers YSU
• Film room a major factor to preparatio­n
• 2022 ROSTER BREAKDOWN
• Texans vow to support Uvalde in ‘every way’
• Failure to throw strikes bites Pirates
• Cease misses no-hitter
• THREE UP & THREE DOWN
• HIT & MISS
• Penske dominates Portland qualifying
• Nadal eases into 4th round
• USA, Canada to face off for world title again
• Study: Rural roads have 48% of U.S. traffic deaths
• Traffic watch
• Kaufmann’s chain’s ‘maven of coats’
• UNIONS WILL NEVER BE OBSOLETE
• The untold story of how Pittsburgh colleges collaborat­ed to fight COVID
• Legislator­s should ban gifts to themselves
• Pirates: Invest in management
• On the front line
• THE COUNTRY MY FATHER KNEW AND LOVED IS GONE
• The man who changed the world
• Fuel to shop, but where and how much?
• A working family’s journey of loss and resilience
• TV highlights
• What you’ll want to watch on television this week
• What to do after tough summer for tomatoes
• Years later, sibling struggles with brother’s suicide
• Real estate transfers
• Horoscope:
• The New York Times Crossword
• Scarily ever after ...
• Contract Bridge
• ‘Landmark’ climate law turns up the power on Pa. solar, wind, hydropower energy projects
• Working on Pittsburgh’s rivers for decades, saving stranded boaters and captaining tiki boats
• Looking for an iPod replacemen­t and comparing similar soundbars
• Dateline Pittsburgh
• 2022 Grand Wagoneer — As big as it looks, but it doesn’t feel it
• Woodland Hills assistant principal is honored for helping foster ‘positivity and the joy of learning’
• When Antonio’s Pizzeria in Brookline received over $200 in bogus orders, they fed the community
• Retirement living center finds a way to retain dining servers: Give them scholarshi­ps
• Two epic librarians close the books on their Carnegie careers of 97 years — sort of
• 5 good things
• WEATHER WATCH
• Program to offer psychologi­cal care to surivors of sex traffickin­g
• More water pressure could break pipes in Jackson
• White House $47B requests seek COVID, Ukraine funding
• Investigat­ors seize 27 antiquitie­s from the Met
• NASA aiming for Saturday launch of new moon rocket
• U.S. to sell $1.1B in anti-ship, air-to-air weapons to Taiwan
• Accused rioter asks for venue change
• Monkeypox spread slows in Allegheny County
• Pa. man pleads guilty to role in Jan. 6 assault on Capitol
• Writer and activist who explored prosperity’s dark side
• No beach vacation
• Serena’s final run ends in 3rd round
• Boyd leads McKeesport past Penn-Trafford
• Bethel pulls off stunner
• No. 1 Aliquippa rolls past No. 5 Armstrong
• FitzSimmon­s shines as lead running back
• Washington drops Clairton to 0-2
• Freeport spoils South Allegheny housewarmi­ng
• Murray not discourage­d by exit
• Offense continues to struggle in loss
• Tampa Bay wins to cut into Yankees lead
• FISHING REPORT
• Michigan State holds off pesky Western Michigan
• Today on TV & Radio
• Prospect tracker
• Circle of leadership
• Contract Bridge
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