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Rising food prices mean that many groceries cost more right now — and that might include your Thanksgiving turkey.Experts say the high prices are partly the result of high feed, labor, and transportation costs, but most producers expect to have enough turkeys to meet demand.
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Last month’s passenger count at the Pittsburgh International Airport was up 120% from last year. Airport officials say they’re hopeful this trajectory will continue. They’re predicting a surge of arrivals into Pittsburgh on Wednesday afternoon, and more departures on Sunday and Monday.
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On today's program: Pittsburgh International Airport increased safety protocols for COVID-19, but fewer than half of their usual passengers are flying…
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The state is trying to make sure Pennsylvanians don’t start any house fires this Thanksgiving.Holiday cooking—particularly attempts to deep fry…
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Transgender and queer organizers in Pittsburgh are hosting a Thanksgiving dinner for those who may be unwelcome at home."Trans Chosen Family Feast" is…
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For some, Thanksgiving means it’s time to discuss politics with distant relatives. It can be especially difficult to talk about those topics across…
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On Thanksgiving, families across Pittsburgh will come together to share a meal and celebrate. But for children whose parents are incarcerated, the…
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There were fewer fatal crashes and more alcohol-related arrests on Pennsylvania's highways over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend.State troopers…
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Sometimes what’s on the holiday table isn’t nearly as exciting as the conversation, especially when it comes to hot topics like climate change. And for a…
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Turkey is easily the most recognizable character in the Thanksgiving line-up, though perhaps the least appreciated. Its presence is assumed, rendering the…