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Steelers offensive linemen Chris Kemoeatu, left, and Willie Colon head past fans as they make their way to the field with the rest of their teammates yesterday in Kansas City.
Not only can the Steelers make history, they can rewrite it, too. (Today)
PennDOT will fund 33 additional transportation projects with federal economic stimulus money that was saved because of low construction bids on other projects, Gov. Ed Rendell has announced (Today)
Tom Pastorius and a group of investors have finalized a deal to buy Penn Brewery on the North Side, which he founded. The group plans to resume brewing beer there and reopen the restaurant, which closed in August. (Today)
The 6.8-mile HealthLine in Cleveland is a bus route pretending to be a light-rail line. (Today)
In Louisville, Ky., recently adopted air toxics regulations are being used to reduce unhealthy amounts of industrial emissions in "Rubbertown," where chemical, plastics and synthetic rubber factories along the Ohio River operate up against a residential neighborhood. (Today)