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BEST OF PTL: We're recapping the week gone by! STREAM US SUNDAYS on CBS News Pittsburgh: https://t.co/kyMjt6moSd 

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Pittsburgh's own "King Cool" is coming back to Greensburg. https://t.co/zVt1fAoQD8

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COOKING CORNER: Here’s a fun dinner idea for Halloween night! Giant Eagle’s Chef Crystal Baldwin has a recipe for pizza dough that will have your little ghosts and goblins making their own cheesy creations. #sponsored
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IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Daisy Jade took a terrifying tour of Zombies of the Corn in Cranberry. Turns out... the scares were more about clowns and chaos than the undead. Check it out!

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#WEATHER: This afternoon, rain moves in, and it will be sticking around for a few days. @RonSmileyWx lets you know how long you'll need the umbrella this week. https://t.co/a4K8b7lTwf

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@DrLoriV is back for another game of What's It Worth! Today's theme: rest and relaxation. https://t.co/ZHi93DQo8f

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Pittsburgh has quite a storied, historic past. Some of it strange and spooky! Katie @omalley1212 is learning more at the Heinz @HistoryCenter.

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What's your favorite Halloween candy?

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Coming up Wednesday on Talk Pittsburgh.
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Coming up on PTL!
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🛥️ All aboard! @DavidHighfield's officially joining the yacht rock crew! @YachtleyCrew brought our favorite host an official captain's hat during their visit to the studio.

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This Taste It Tuesday got a little strange! Chips A'hoy is collaborating with the hit Netflix series "Stranger Things" for a very delicious cookie. @KDKAHeather @DavidHighfield  https://t.co/Ot4Az80DHK

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A freshwater fish named Arnie just swam a record 530 miles, mostly upstream, Australian scientists say https://t.co/8YfJP2wG58

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The true, authentic Kenny Chesney https://t.co/L2evkM9LO7

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“I want to tell my story”: Olivia Dean is topping charts around the world with her latest album, “The Art of Loving,” which she says was meant to “really solidify my voice and who I am.”

Dean shares what opening for Sabrina Carpenter at Madison Square Garden means to her and why she calls herself a hopeless romantic: “Most important thing in the world.”

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“What makes someone fast, what makes someone slow, what makes someone run is buried really deep inside”: Nicholas Thompson is getting faster with age, running his fastest marathon in 2 hours and 29 minutes at 44 years old.

In his new book, “The Running Ground,” the CEO of The Atlantic shares how running helped him after he survived cancer, and to better understand his father.

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Bob Mackie has dressed stars like Cher, Tina Turner and Madonna — and recently, Taylor Swift wore one of his creations in photos for her latest album, “The Life of a Showgirl.”

The legendary fashion and costume designer, often called the “Sultan of Sequins,” looks back at his storied career.

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It's estimated that tens of thousands of children in Allegheny County are on SNAP benefits. If those go away, school districts say it will put more pressure on them to help kids get the food they need.
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