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Cases Still Dropping In Allegheny County But ‘COVID Is Not Done'
It’s a positive trend that’s not seen in other parts of the world where the new stealth omicron variant is taking a toll.
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Ways To Save Money When Filling Up The Tank Amid Continuing Rise In Gas Prices
Right now, filling up your vehicle with gas makes it feel like you're flushing money away.
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Report: Former Pittsburgh Pirate Andrew McCutchen To Sign With Milwaukee Brewers
Last season, McCutchen had 27 home runs, 80 RBIs and 107 hits in 144 games in Philadelphia. He spent the last three seasons in Philadelphia.
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Uber Adding Surcharge To Help Drivers Deal With Soaring Gas Prices
"Over the coming weeks, we plan to listen closely to feedback from consumers, couriers, and drivers,” said Liza Winship of Uber.
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29 Years Later: Remembering The Blizzard Of '93 That Buried Pittsburgh In Snow
On March 13, 1993, a blizzard hit Pittsburgh on the day of the parade.
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Plum Residents Appeal Second Gas Waste Injection Well
Some people in Plum are making an emotional plea against a planned waste injection well.
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Allegheny County Police Cancel Program To Check Parked Cars In Parks
Under the program, officers would have looked at parked cars and issued “report cards” on their likelihood of being broken into.
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911 Dispatchers And Allegheny County Reach Tentative Agreement To Avoid Strike
“Nobody wants to strike,” said Al Smith, a business agent for SEIU Local 668.
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Anxiety Over War In Ukraine Leads To Spike In Gun Sales, Concealed Carry Permits
Ukraine may be half a world away, but at Federal Firearms in Oakdale, the Russian invasion is having an impact on gun sales.
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Pittsburgh's Assistant Fire Chief Receives Huge Honor
There are only about 1,600 chief fire officers in the world.
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Oakmont Fox's Pizza Owner In Critical Condition After Shooting Inside Store
While people were enjoying a beautiful Sunday in Oakmont, a violent robbery unfolded at Fox's Pizza Den in the heart of the borough.
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Spike In Gas Prices Making It Harder For Delivery And Rideshare Services
The amount you pay is set by the company but it's the drivers who are pumping increasing more costly gas into their vehicles.
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Health Department Fines U.S. Steel Nearly $1 Million For Violations At Clairton Coke Works
U.S. Steel previously agreed that 90 percent of the money will go to the Community Benefit Trust to help people who live near the plant.
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Duquesne University Breaks Ground On New Medical College
Leaders at Duquesne University gathered on Tuesday morning to break ground on a new medical college on Forbes Avenue.
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Pittsburgh Paramedics Help Deliver Baby
Two Pittsburgh paramedics helped deliver a baby who decided to come into the world a little early.
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Pittsburgh's Gulf Tower Lights Up In Solidarity With Ukraine
Here in Pittsburgh, the Gulf Tower has been lit in the colors of Ukraine’s flag in a sign of solidarity.
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View Of The First Egg In The U.S. Steel Bald Eagle Nest
The Hays Bald Eagles aren't the only ones in Pittsburgh on egg-watch!
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March Madness Games Returning To Pittsburgh At PPG Paints Arena
March Madness is coming back to the Steel City. First and second round games are set to be played on March 18 and March 20.
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Protest Against Russia's Invasion Of Ukraine Held In Pittsburgh
Demonstrators protested Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and showed support for Ukrainians during a peaceful protest in Squirrel Hill.
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State Senator Who Wants A Sales Tax Holiday This Summer Thinks Legislative Approval Is Possible
It's an idea that many other states have already tried.
