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Physician-only limit on abortion questioned again
(The Center Square) – Pennsylvania’s abortion laws turn providers into travel agents, advocates say, because of restrictions that prevent medical professionals other than doctors from performing the procedure. Providers add that for those who are qualified, the influx of women from states with more restrictive bans leads to a delay in services that puts patients at risk. “In order to provide this care, I actually drive an hour each way...
Parents file lawsuit against Mohawk Area School District over alleged hazing during football camp
PITTSBURGH, Pa. (KDKA) -- The parents of a former Mohawk High School student are suing the school district and several leaders, including the superintendent. The lawsuit claims the student was expelled for recording video of a hazing incident two years ago and subsequently punished for speaking up. The incident allegedly took place on school property during football camp.At the time, three students were charged. Parents called for accountability following alleged hazing incidentNearly two years ago, parents in the Mohawk Area School District were calling for accountability after allegations of hazing surfaced surrounding the school's football team.District Attorney Joshua Lamancusa said the investigation revealed three juveniles allegedly abused, humiliated and assaulted five victims, all team members.The school's football team had been inactive over a period of several weeks amid the investigation by the DA's office.
OVI checkpoint planned for Mahoning Valley this week
The Ohio State Highway Patrol is planning an OVI checkpoint later this week. The date and location of the checkpoint have not been revealed. State troopers typically announce the county where the checkpoint will take place the day before and the physical location on the morning of. OVI checkpoints are...
Jeannette K-9 program to resume
JEANNETTE, Pa. — The city of Jeannette will have a K-9 team back to work later this week. In July, the city terminated the police department's K-9 unit, citing budget constraints and performance. Sgt. James Phillips, one of the K-9 handlers, told Pittsburgh's Action News 4 that he picked...
Allegheny Health Network aims to increase access to medical care in underserved communities
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- Allegheny Health Network is trying to increase access to medical care, specifically when it comes to heart disease, and remove barriers in underserved communities through a program called Every Heart Matters. On Tuesday, AHN brought it to the Hill District at the Neighborhood Resilience Project.Mordene Myers-Stewart was getting her blood pressure taken as she prepared for a heart screening."Sometimes we don't really have the funds to do this private, so this clinic is really helpful," Myers-Stewart said.She was only able to receive an echocardiogram screening because of a program called Every Heart Matters with AHN, which is working...
Tom Cruise Blasted as Daughter Suri Cruise Heads to College with Mom Katie Holmes: ‘He Has No Right to Be Called Her Father’
Tom Cruise has been spotted jetting around the world this summer. He’s been seen at the Paris Olympics, Taylor Swift and Bruce Springsteen concerts, and more. However, one place he wasn’t present was move-in day at his daughter Suri Cruise‘s college. Instead, the teen’s mother, actress Katie Holmes, helped the incoming freshmen move into her dorm at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, over the weekend. Meanwhile, the Top Gun star was nowhere in sight.
Man charged with shooting, killing 20-year-old woman in Aliquippa alleyway
ALIQUIPPA, Pa. (KDKA) -- A man has been charged with shooting and killing a 20-year-old woman in an alleyway in Aliquippa. Twenty-five-year-old Jason Banks Jr. of Aliquippa is facing charges of criminal homicide and simple assault after police said he attacked Treonna Washington on Friday evening and killed her a few hours later.Police said a woman walking her dog early Saturday morning when she found Washington's body in an alleyway on Reed Street. State police said Washington had been shot in the head. A spent .40 caliber casing was nearby, troopers said. According to the criminal complaint, troopers found video from Linmar Terrace and Wade Street that shows Banks assaulting Washington shortly before 7 p.m., grabbing her by the hair, hitting her and trying to push her down a flight of stairs. Video from shortly before 10 p.m. shows Banks, Washington and another person walking toward Reed Street. Just before 10 p.m., police said a single gunshot could be heard on the footage. Police interviewed the third person who had been seen with Banks and Washington. That man told investigators that while they were in the alley, Banks shot and killed Washington.
Kennywood to host first 21-plus event
WEST MIFFLIN, Pa. (KDKA) -- Kennywood has been around for over 120 years, but next week, it's doing something it's never done before. The park will host its first 21 and over event on Friday, Aug. 30, giving attendees a sneak peek at Phantom Fall Fest while serving a Halloween-themed buffet alongside beer, wine and cocktails. There will also be a "massive dance party" with a DJ on the Island Stage. Attendees will get a behind-the-scenes look at the "mAlice in Wonderland" haunt and exclusive time on some popular rides like the Jack Rabbit. The park is open 4 p.m. to 10 p.m....
'My heart breaks:' Diner owners frustrated after having to close during busiest week of the year
PITTSBURGH — The door of Pamela's Diner in Oakland remained locked Monday morning, leaving the owners and employees frustrated and hungry customers sad. This week, when students return to Pitt and other nearby universities, is typically the busiest week of the year, according to Pamela's owner Tim Blosat. But for the last two days, the diner has been closed because the building has been dealing with no power.
Beaver County Housing Authority leaders' trips have cost taxpayers $30K
BEAVER, Pa. (KDKA) -- People who live in the Monacatootha public housing community in Monaca say the place needs some sprucing up, but it hasn't been renovated in 20 years and maintenance complaints go unanswered."It's not bad to live here but it could use some fixing up and they don't do it," said Tenant Wendy Bailey.Those residents were distressed by a KDKA-TV report that the executive director and board members of Beaver County Authority have traipsed across America in the past year and half, attending conference after conference, dropping tens of thousands of dollars on airfare, swank hotels and meals at...
Miami Dolphins Will Trade Raheem Mostert to the Pittsburgh Steelers Prediction
Jaylen Warren suffered a hamstring injury during Saturday’s preseason against the Bills. The Pittsburgh Steelers were figured to be heavy in the run game with new Offensive Coordinator Arthur Smith, and the additions of Russell Wilson and Justin Fields as possible starting at Quarterback. If Jaylen is to be out for a significant amount of time, the Steelers can not rely on Najee Harris to carry the load and must trade for Raheem Mostert.
Dunkin' spikes its PSL, Giant Eagle lets go of GetGo, and more Pittsburgh food news
Multiple locations. breweryrunningseries.com/locations/pennsylvania. The PA Brewery Running Series is taking Pittsburghers on a different kind of beer run. The event series invites beer lovers to get outside and run for beer, tackling “5k-ish run/walk courses” that start and end at local breweries. Upcoming fun runs will take place Saturdays through the late summer and fall, including on Sat., Aug. 24 at Fermata Brewing Company in Ambridge, Sept. 7 at Strange Roots in Millvale, and Oct. 12 at Inner Groove Brewing in Verona. All participants receive a local craft beer at the finish line, a choice of collectible pint glass or other swag, and access to post-run live entertainment, food, and festivities. A portion of each race’s proceeds support local nonprofits including 412 Food Rescue and Special Olympics Pennsylvania Three Rivers Region. Visit the Pennsylvania Brewery Running Series website for tickets and event details.
Search warrant served in City of Pittsburgh P-card investigation
Channel 11 has confirmed through multiple sources that the City of Pittsburgh was served a search warrant Tuesday by the Allegheny County District Attorney’s office in relation to the city’s use of P-cards.
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