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Tuesday, January 28th, 2025

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Good morning, Pittsburgh. Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 28th of January.

ACCIDENTS NEWS

  • Firefighting teams successfully contained a house fire in McKees Rocks, with no injuries reported.  WPXI

CULTURE NEWS

  • The Three Rivers Arts Festival will temporarily move to the 15th Street Plaza in the Strip District for its 2025 edition due to construction in the Civic Space area.  WPXI

ECONOMY NEWS

  • An asset management firm aims to halt Nippon Steel's acquisition of U.S. Steel and replace its leadership, advocating for a new strategic direction amid concerns over the deal's implications.  KDKA

GOVERNMENT NEWS

  • Six Pitt students and alumni face court charges from escalated protests at a Palestine Solidarity Encampment, with police issuing warrants for five more, totaling 24 arrests.  The Pitt News
  • In Pittsburgh, two housing proposals aim to address an 8,000-unit affordable housing shortage, with one mandating affordable units in new developments and another offering incentives for optional inclusion.  WPXI

HEALTH NEWS

  • Allegheny Health Network's two-year pilot program aims to improve early lung cancer detection by using a simple blood test to identify high-risk individuals, significantly simplifying the screening process.  WPXI

LIFESTYLE NEWS

  • Pittsburgh's Indian restaurant scene is diversifying beyond traditional dishes to include a wider array of authentic, regional Indian cuisine.  NEXTpittsburgh

SPORTS NEWS

  • The Pittsburgh Steelers are considering veteran quarterback Joe Flacco, a former Super Bowl Champion, as a potential backup option for the team.  PennLive
  • Pittsburgh Steelers are considering releasing linebacker Preston Smith due to his high contract costs, aiming to save space against their salary cap.  PennLive

EVENTS

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  • Grateful Dub: Reggae Tribute to the Grateful Dead

    Grateful Dub presents a reggae-infused tribute to the Grateful Dead featuring special guests Roots of Creation at Thunderbird Café & Music Hall.

    Wed, 1/29/25

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  • Pittsburgh Remodeling Expo 2025

    The Pittsburgh Remodeling Expo offers a comprehensive showcase of home improvement solutions, products, and services over a three-day period at Acrisure Stadium.

    Fri, 1/31/25

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  • Papadosio Live at Thunderbird Café

    Papadosio, an innovative band known for their eclectic fusion of prog rock and livetronica, will perform live, featuring complex harmonies and a unique visual experience.

    Sat, 2/1/25

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  • The Empty Pockets Live Performance

    Chicago-based blues quartet The Empty Pockets will perform at the Hard Rock Cafe Pittsburgh, showcasing their unique sound and rich musical history.

    Sun, 2/2/25

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  • Speed Dating Event for Singles in Their 30s and 40s

    An in-person speed dating event hosted by Pre-Dating that allows singles in their 30s and 40s to meet potential matches at Sunny Jim's Tavern in Pittsburgh.

    Tue, 2/4/25

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  • The Bad Plus Concert at City Winery Pittsburgh

    The Bad Plus, a pioneering jazz band known for their boundary-pushing sound and creative performances, will showcase their new piano-less incarnation featuring guitar and saxophone.

    Thu, 2/6/25

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  • Celebration of Bob Marley's Legacy with Truth & Rites

    A night of reggae music honoring Bob Marley's birthday featuring local band Truth & Rites at the Hard Rock Cafe Pittsburgh.

    Fri, 2/7/25

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  • GCXC and Cancer Bridges Community Run

    This community run/walk celebrates the 25th Anniversary of the Sean T. Smith Memorial Just A Short Run in partnership with Cancer Bridges.

    Sat, 2/8/25

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  • Super Roll Sunday: All Ages Session with PGH SK8

    An all-ages skating event featuring a big screen for the game, a DJ, food from Cold Friends Kitchen, and skates available for rent at Velum Fermentation.

    Sun, 2/9/25

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  • Kenny Peagler - Versatile Piano Performance

    Kenny Peagler, a talented pianist known for his mastery in classical, jazz, and R&B, showcases his musical prowess during a live performance.

    Mon, 2/10/25

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

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