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Pittsburgh Pride: This Year's Events Set To Be More Inclusive Than Ever Before
The event that is all about inclusion has turned a corner and is more about inclusion than ever before.
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'I Don't Think I've Got Nothing To Prove:' Steelers LB Devin Bush Focused On Football
"I was cutting, planting, jumping, playing around and my knee wasn't an issue," Bush said on Wednesday.
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Water Main Break Creates 20-Foot Geyser In East Allegheny
Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority said the break happened around 6:30 a.m.
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Healthy Gaming: Keep Your Body Pain And Ache-Free While On Your Phone Or Playing Games
The medical experts are warning of an uptick in physical problems directly related to our devices.
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Pa. Department Of Environmental Protection To Hold Virtual Meeting On Coal Mine Expansion
The company that owns Rustic Ridge Number One requested a permit to expand the mine more than 1,400 acres.
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Community Comes Together To Restore Original Home Of National Negro Opera Company
On Tuesday in Lincoln-Lemington, a groundbreaking took place at the National Opera Company House.
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State Police Solve Cold Case Killing From 1980
Using DNA testing and other methods, they identified the victim of a homicide, Edwin Rodriguez, and his killer, Nestor Quintanal.
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Pittsburgh Weather: A Sizzling Saturday Could Lead Into A Wet Sunday
As the day goes on, temperatures will continue to rise into the upper 80s.
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Andy Warhol Museum Spearheading $60 Million 'Pop District' Expansion
The Pop District, right across the Andy Warhol Bridge, is expected to spur economic development with an impact of $100 million dollars.
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Apollo Man In Custody After Allegedly Assaulting Officer
Sheaffer now faces charges including aggravated assault against a police officer.
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Wainwright, Molina Help Cardinals To 5-3 Win Over Pirates
Michael Chavis hit a solo home run in the seventh inning to end Wainwright's 37 1/3-inning scoreless streak against the Pirates.
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Dealing With Aggressive Drivers As Traffic Congestion Returns To Pre-Pandemic Levels
While there was lot of downside from pandemic-related lockdowns, dealing with traffic was a rare bright spot.
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15-Year-Old Arrested In Washington County Grandma's Shooting Death
Barfield was found by first responders shot in the chest. She was taken to a hospital, where she died.
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Washington County DA Seeking Death Penalty Against Father Accused Of Killing Baby
He was flown to Children's Hospital the next day with severe head trauma, police said. He died a few days later.
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3 People Stabbed In Homewood Apartment
According to police, officers were dispatched to Frankstown Avenue around 3:30 a.m. on Thursday.
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Filling The Chairs: City And County Pools Looking To Fill Lifeguard Jobs As Summer Approaches
The push is on to get lifeguards on the stands so the pools can open but it's been a struggle in recent years to fill the current need.
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Man Killed, Another Hospitalized In North Versailles Crash
Police responded to a two-vehicle crash in North Versailles just after 6 a.m. on Wednesday morning.
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Police Arrest Man For Yelling And Filming Voters At Polling Place
Police told Huff he needed to stop or he would be charged criminally. He again refused and was told he was under arrest.
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Man Pleads To Homicide In 2019 Shooting Outside Jeannette Football Stadium
Court records indicate that a guilty plea was recorded Tuesday for Greg Harper, 43, of Jeannette to a charge of third-degree murder.
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Eric Clapton To Perform In Pittsburgh In September
The 77-year-old Englishman will play in Detroit on Sept. 10, with shows following in Chicago on Sept. 12-13.
