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Mt. Washington home has sweeping views of Pittsburgh
Aug. 30—Homeowners Jody and Lynn Bunting are prepping to say goodbye to their showcase home atop Pittsburgh's Mt. Washington neighborhood — and the sweeping views that come with their property overlooking the Ohio, Allegheny and Monongahela rivers. "It's the best view in Pittsburgh," said Jody Bunting. "It's right over the fountain." The contemporary property at 600 Grandview Ave. is listed ...
Tim Benz: An all-Pirates setlist request for Green Day's concert at PNC Park
Aug. 30—From a Pirates perspective, the best thing you can say about the month of August is that it's almost over. At least it is at PNC Park. The beleaguered Buccos don't return home until Sept. 5 against the Washington Nationals. Between now and then, though, there is one event worth attending at PNC Park. Green Day is in town for a concert on Sunday. I'm not a die-hard Green Day fan, but I ...
Dukes Drop Opener at Toledo
TOLEDO, Ohio – The Duquesne University football team dropped a mutual season opener on Thursday night at Toledo, 49-10, inside the Glass Bowl. Toledo, members of the Mid-American Conference in the FBS, was the 10th FBS opponent in program history for Duquesne and it was the fifth time DU opened the season against an FBS team.
BC3 debuts English course with AI focus, new programs
This week, the Butler County Community College debuted a new version of an English course focusing on the ethics of artificial intelligence-powered text generators. As the new school year begins, the local community college also added a virtual option to its medical coding and billing specialist certificate program and introduced the first of two successive workplace certificate programs intended to help manufacturing employees develop skills for advanced positions in operating, testing and maintaining electromechanical or robotic equipment.
Pittsburgh's Rib Fest kicks off, continues through Monday
Aug. 29—Art Rooney Avenue outside of Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh's North Shore has been transformed into barbeque heaven for Labor Day weekend. The annual Rib Fest kicked off Thursday evening with a dozen award-winning vendors vying for various trophies, including best sauce, best ribs and people's choice. The event runs through Monday. Admission is free. Some have come as far away as South ...
Pitt students turn out for annual bonfire and pep rally in Oakland
PITTSBURGH — A tradition on the University of Pittsburgh campus Thursday night marked the start of a new season for the Panthers football team. The annual bonfire and pep rally on the lawn at the Cathedral of Learning was one of the first school-wide events since classes began Monday.
Pitt football prepares for season with a new style, new roster and, hopefully, a new record
With Pitt football’s season opener against Kent State less than a week away, head coach Pat Narduzzi wants to ensure that his Panthers are grounded in preparing for the season ahead. Kent State was arguably the worst team in the FBS last season, finishing with a 1-11 record. No...
Man arrested after alleged crime spree stretches from Mall at Robinson to airport
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — A man is accused of crashing his truck into JCPenney at the Mall at Robinson before setting his vehicle on fire at the airport in a bizarre crime spree on Tuesday morning. It started when Rockey Ruffner allegedly drove his pick-up truck into the glass doors at JCPenney. He then trashed a business and dined and dashed before setting the vehicle on fire at Pittsburgh International Airport. According to police paperwork, Ruffner drove across the mall's parking lot to JDM Structure, vandalizing everything from furniture to fire pits to tipping a portable toilet. Sales manager Joe Zaletski says he estimates...
Pittsburgh to Install EV Charging with $2.4M from Feds
(TNS) — The city of Pittsburgh plans to install dozens of new electric vehicle charging stations through a nearly $2.4 million federal grant. Officials on Wednesday announced Pittsburgh will receive money from the U.S. Department of Transportation to bolster public access to electric vehicle charging sites throughout city parks, parking garages and curbside locations.
Pastor who had gun pulled on him during sermon to host security event
NORTH BRADDOCK, Pa. (KDKA) — A North Braddock pastor is taking action to make his church and congregation safer after a man pulled a gun on him in the middle of his sermon earlier this year. "We just want to have more eyes on our property," Pastor Glenn Germany said. In May, Bernard Polite walked into Jesus' Dwelling Place Church and pulled a gun on the pastor in the middle of his sermon. Video taken by the church's deacon and posted online showed the moment the pastor suddenly found himself staring down the barrel of a gun."I've been healing every...
Women & Business Profile: Juana La.Faye’ Wiley
For Juana La.Faye’ Wiley, lipstick is a serious business. A licensed cosmetologist for more than 20 years, the Pittsburgh native, who goes by Jae’ in her business, grew up mixing her mom’s lipstick samples from Avon. Today, she’s still mixing cosmetics, albeit professionally. In 2019, Wiley...
Seven Teens Apprehended in Connection With String of Burglaries, Theft of Semi in Oil City
OIL CITY, Pa. (EYT) — Oil City Police say they apprehended and charged seven juveniles in connection with a string of burglaries at multiple businesses in Oil City. Oil City Police Department (OCPD) Chief Cory Ruditis said the charges against seven juvenile males, ages 14 and 15, were filed as a result of multiple incidents beginning on August 6.
‘It is a much safer city’ Erie police report historic low in violent crime
Violent crime is way down in the City of Erie and local residents and business owners are taking notice. Those we spoke to do indeed feel safer and that’s no surprise given the dramatic decrease in violent crime, including shootings and homicides. “We haven’t seen these numbers in years…...
Nova hopes to get adopted from the Beaver County Humane Society: Can you help?
(Dog of The Week is a regular feature by the Beaver County Humane Society seeking forever homes for adoptable dogs.) Hi there! I’m Nova! I’m a 4-year-old, 54-pound, Pit Bull Terrier mix. Can you believe that I’ve been at the shelter for over a month? It's inconceivable, but it’s true. ...
Hemlock PD: Attempt to identify
Hemlock Township, Pa. — The Hemlock Township Police Department is asking for the public's help to identify an individual. The white male was involved in an incident at W. F. Welliver & Son on August 28, according to Hemlock Township Police Department. Anyone who recognizes the man is asked to contact the station at (570) 784-6543 or email Patrolman Alan Lynn at lynn@hemlocktownship.org.
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