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State Representatives write resolution on televised Steelers games, seeking fan input
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHP) — Two Pennsylvania State Representatives are looking to help Pittsburgh Steelers fans who want to watch their team play, but are out of the coverage zone. Dauphin County lawmakers Dave Madsen and Justin Fleming have written a resolution that would call for fan input on where...
Pennsbury takes win over Quakertown in Week 2 of Bucks County high school football
QUAKERTOWN — Once a quarterback, always a quarterback. Growing up, Pennsbury senior Walker Murray had a strong arm and an understanding of football, so he played quarterback, from fifth grade until his sophomore year of high school. Then he was moved to the defensive line. "We knew we had...
Letters to the Editor: Trump was almost killed. Why didn’t that spark a discussion on gun control?
To the editor: It’s important that we learn the shooter’s motive in the assassination attempt of the former president at the political rally in Butler, Pa., last month. One person died and many more could have perished at the hands of the gunman. (“Gunman in Trump assassination attempt also searched online for Biden events, FBI official says,” Aug. 28)
Female body found in Monongahela River near Sandcastle
An investigation is underway after a body was found in the Monongahela River Thursday. Pittsburgh Public Safety says Police, Fire and EMS were called to the area near Sandcastle Water Park around 1:30 p.m. for a body found near the shoreline.
Hey, students: Here’s how to get off campus, enjoy Pittsburgh
Navigating a new city can be hard for college students, but there are organizations and programs available that connect scholars to Pittsburgh. “PublicSource is an independent nonprofit newsroom serving the Pittsburgh region. Sign up for our free newsletters.”. by Briana Bindus, PublicSource. August 27, 2024. With 29 colleges and universities...
Pittsburgh Breathes Sigh of Relief as Route 51 Reopens, Nighttime Lane Restrictions to Continue
After a prolonged disruption that impacted commuters throughout Pittsburgh, Route 51 has once again opened its lanes to traffic. Since August 1, the stretch between Crane Avenue and Woodruff Street has been closed off to facilitate the removal of a bridge and to allow for necessary repair works, as reported by CBS Pittsburgh.
Mounting insurance expenses, restructuring drag UPMC to $313M H1 operating loss
Pittsburgh-based UPMC’s operations are $313 million in the red (-2.2% operating margin) halfway through 2024, the integrated nonprofit system reported in a Thursday filing. The 42-hospital system’s performance includes $88 million tied to a restructuring reportedly tied to a wave of layoffs announced in April. Still, the remaining...
No. 4 Panthers Clash with No. 10 Oregon in Season Opener
PITTSBURGH – The No. 4 Pitt volleyball team (0-0, 0-0 ACC) opens the season in Eugene, Ore. to play the No. 10 Ducks (0-0, 0-0 Big Ten) on Friday night at 10:30 p.m. ET, before taking on Long Beach State (0-0, 0-0 Big West) in Matthew Knight Arena on Saturday at 7 p.m. ET.
LSU Gymnast Livvy Dunne Gets Heated as Pirates Blow Early Lead Created by Boyfriend Paul Skenes
BATON ROUGE, La. (103.3 The GOAT) - Former LSU pitcher Paul Skenes was finally called up to the big leagues, now pitching for the Pittsburgh Pirates. However, while Skenes is performing well, the Pirates' bullpen is struggling to seal the deal. The result? Pirates fans are getting frustrated, including Skenes'...
Just-released Dolphins safety picks Texans over Pittsburgh Steelers for new home
During the 53-man cutdowns, the Miami Dolphins released safety Mark Perry. Perry has decided to head to the Houston Texans over multiple offers, including one from the Pittsburgh Steelers. The former TCU safety was an undrafted free agent in the 2024 NFL Draft and had multiple interested teams that wanted to give him a spot on their practice squad, but Perry chose Houston.
World War II landing ship returns to Pittsburgh
Aug. 29—Two green helmets with scratches sit on a bunk. Metal dinner trays are stacked in the kitchen — the actual ones used by servicemen for meals. An old Jeep is parked on board with a Red Cross emblem and a Higgins boat hangs from the side. These war articles belonged to those who served aboard the USS LST 325, a landing ship tank that was involved in the invasion at Omaha Beach on D-Day, ...
Trump assassination attempt investigation reveals shooter’s ‘mindset,’ no ‘definitive motive’
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) announced on Wednesday that the agency had a “clear idea” of would-be assassin Thomas Matthew Crooks’ mindset but had still not determined a “definitive motive” behind the July 13 assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump at his campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Meet Dusty, a Lively Lionhead Bunny
He is our lively Lionhead bunny who has a zest for adventure! Dusty is an eight-month-old Lionhead rabbit. Though shy at first, this zoomie monster thrives on running and binkies, especially when he has a cardboard tunnel to dash through. He is a young bun who is more interested in exploring than snuggling, he is always ready for action. Dusty loves to nuzzle and mark his territory, particularly enjoying his cardboard cat scratcher pads. If you’re looking for an energetic and playful bunny who’s ready for fun and adventure, Dusty is the perfect match for you!
‘$4.3M in goods stolen’ Pittsburgh man found guilty of money laundering
PITTSBURGH, Pa. (WTAJ) — A federal jury found a Pittsburgh resident guilty on five counts of money laundering and conspiracy in connection with the sale and interstate transportation of stolen goods. Durrell Waters, 41, was one of the primary owners of a series of second-hand or resale businesses called “Trader Electronics,” “Last Call Entertainment” and […]
Kiski Area prepping for 'school within a school' when classes start
The Kiski Area School District is banking on a few well-placed partitions, abundant signage and flexible attitudes to fit six grade levels into its high school when classes start next week. Calling it a “school within a school,” the district will place seventh and eighth graders in the high school...
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