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‘I’m A Better Looking Person!’ Trump Goes On Wild Rant About Being More Handsome Than Harris
Former President Donald Trump claimed during a Saturday rally that he was “a better looking person” than his opponent Kamala Harris. The GOP nominee spoke to his supporters at a Pennsylvania rally about a recent magazine cover from Time that featured a sketched picture of Harris with the headline “Her Moment.”
The 10 most dangerous felons wanted in Pennsylvania
Officials in the Keystone State have updated their list of Pennsylvania's ten most wanted people. The ten, who are all men, are wanted for either sexual-related crimes, several against children, or homicide. Four of the ten listed below were last known to live within an hour or so of the...
Pennsylvania Attorney General joins multistate effort to support gun sale regulations
Pennsylvania Attorney General Michelle Henry has joined a coalition of 21 attorneys general in support of state and federal regulations that govern gun sales, arguing that these laws are critical for public safety.
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PA Lottery jackpot worth $1M sold in Carbon County
CARBON COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A jackpot-winning Pennsylvania Lottery Cash 5 with Quick Cash ticket sold Thursday in Carbon County. On the August 15 drawing the ticket matched all five balls drawn, 1-7-9-23-40, to win $1 million. Friendly Food Mart II in Nesquehoning will earn a $5,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket. Winners can be […]
On-Farm Apprentice Program Aims to Grow Dairy Herd Managers
Being an apprentice on a dairy farm gives Kristina Quinn just the kind of real-life experience she wants. The recent high school graduate is no stranger to milking cows. In fact, she’s been doing it since ninth grade. But now, as an apprentice, she’s learning much more about everything involved in herd management.
Poll: U.S. backing of war in Gaza sways swing-state Democrats
(The Center Square) – While both major party presidential campaigns have maintained focus on domestic issues like the economy and immigration, swing state voters show a growing concern about U.S. involvement in Israel’s war on Hamas. Recent polling from the Institute for Middle East Understanding, or the IMEU, shows that a quarter of swing state voters say the violence in the region is an important issue which will likely factor into their decision. ...
Clairton Parents Flee, Accused of Endangering Seven Children, Authorities and Community React to Disturbing Discoveries
Authorities are on the hunt for two suspects after a Clairton home was discovered in a shocking state of neglect, with seven children, including two found wandering the streets unaccompanied. According to a report by WPXI, the children were living in a house described as being in "disarray," filled with trash, and feces, and lacking basic necessities such as food and running water. The parents, Daniel Cain and Tesha Barnett face felony endangerment and conspiracy charges but claimed their house was "clean" before they fled.
Norwin notebook: Girls basketball standouts catch eye of college coaches
A pair of incoming senior Norwin basketball players are on the radar of NCAA Division II college coaches. Kendall Berger added a two more Division II scholarship offers, while Averi Brozeski added a trio of offers. Clarion and West Virginia Wesleyan joined Seton Hill and Wheeling as a potential destination...
Allegheny County Sheriff’s Office Hosts Satellite Firearm Permit Event in South Park Township
SOUTH PARK TOWNSHIP, Pa. — The Allegheny County Sheriff’s Office is currently holding a satellite event for Pennsylvania License to Carry a Firearm (LTCF) permits at the South Park Township…
No. 7 Pitt Women’s Soccer Prepped for Matchup Against Duquesne
PITTSBURGH – The No. 7 Pitt women's soccer team (0-0-1, 0-0-0 ACC) is ready to face off against city neighbor Duquesne (1-0-0, 0-0-0 Atlantic 10) Sunday afternoon at Highmark Stadium. Sunday's match will kick at 3:00 pm for a city battle. FOLLOW ALONG. Live stats for Sunday's game can...
The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Management and Musicians Announce a New Three Year Trade Agreement
The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra (PSO) Board and Management and the Pittsburgh Musician’s Union Local No. 60-471, American Federation of Musicians have ratified a new three-year trade agreement beginning September 2, 2024 and running through the 2026-27 season. The new agreement sustains competitive compensation through the 2026-2027 season for the talented musicians of Pittsburgh’s world-renowned orchestra. The agreement further advances the PSO’s commitments to musician health and safety, fair and equitable audition and tenure processes, and a harassment-free workplace.
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