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K-9 Helps Find Missing 82-Year-Old Greenfield Woman Stuck On Hillside
The sheriff's office said Belback used the woman's pillowcase to help Ranger establish the scent.
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KD Sunday Spotlight: Team 412 Giving Young Athletes A Fighting Chance Inside And Outside The Ring
James Hoy is head coach of Team 412. The nonprofit is made up of nearly 40 fighters, ranging in age from 8 to 22, from all over the city.
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Light Of Life Rescue Mission Opening New North Side Location
The 56,000-square-foot building will add greatly to the work the organization already does at its main facility on Voeghtly Street.
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Giant Eagle Prepares Shoppers At Pittsburgh Stores For City's Plastic Bag Ban In October
City council approved the ban last April and it was supposed to go into effect in a year but was pushed back to Oct. 14.
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Pittsburgh Public Schools Employee Arrested For Sexually Assaulting A Minor
The 45-year-old had provided the teen with alcohol and marijuana at his home after he went out drinking and then sexually assaulted her.
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Penguins Owner Fenway Sports Group Reportedly Taking Over Over AT&T SportsNet
Fenway Sports Group co-owns New England Sports Network, which broadcasts the Boston Red Sox and Boston Bruins.
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Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting Trial Verdict: What Happens Next With The Death Penalty
None have been put to death under President Joe Biden but that could change.
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Penguins And Forward Drew O'Connor Agree To Two-Year Deal, Avoid Arbitration
The team announced on Wednesday morning that they signed O'Connor to a two-year deal with an average annual value of $925,000.
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Thousands Of Tydemy Birth Control Pills Recalled, May Be Ineffective, FDA Warns
The FDA says the products were distributed nationwide to pharmacies and supermarkets from June 2022 through May 2023.
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Adorable Baby Sea Lion Born At Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium
Kelilah, the 10-year-old California sea lion, welcomed a male pup on June 16.
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Kennywood Staying Open On Tuesdays
The park's communication manager confirmed Kennywood will be open on Tuesdays now, citing an increase in demand from guests.
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Jury Determines Convicted Gunman Is Eligible To Face Death Penalty In Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting Trial
During this portion of the trial, jurors were asked to decide whether or not the gunman was eligible for the death penalty.
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Man Wanted On Attempted Homicide Charges In Duquesne Shooting Turns Himself In
Police had been looking for 33-year-old Bradley Middlebrook in connection with a shooting on June 25.
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Gun Pulled On Driver On Pennsylvania Turnpike In Westmoreland County
The victim told police the suspect thought the victim had cut them off while they were driving westbound.
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Humane Animal Rescue Of Pittsburgh Gives Away Pet Supplies For Families In Need
People could get collars, leashes, crates, clothes and many other items at no extra cost.
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Man Seriously Injured In Downtown Pittsburgh Stabbing
EMS took the victim to the hospital in serious condition, police said.
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Penalty Phase Resumes In Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting Trial
Jurors will soon decide whether or not the convicted gunman Robert Bowers is eligible to face the death penalty.
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South Side Restaurant, Squirrel Hill Grocery Store Hit With Consumer Alerts
The Allegheny County Health Department slapped a restaurant and grocery store with consumer alerts.
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'It's Tough To Keep Up With Him:' 95-Year-Old Jack Eckenrode Set To Compete In Senior Games
He said it's less about winning medals and more about getting out with his family and seeing the cities where the games are being held.
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Five Men Charged For Sexual Abuse Of Children Across Pennsylvania
The defendants used their faith communities or their own families to gain access to victims," said Attorney General Michelle Henry.
