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Pa. opens public feedback on rate increases to 2025 health insurance plans
Pennsylvania health insurance companies are requesting average rate increases of 2.9% to 15.2% on individual plans sold in the ACA marketplace. Health insurance companies in Pennsylvania are looking to increase the prices of their coverage plans in 2025, which could raise monthly premium costs for people who buy plans through Affordable Care Act marketplaces.
Pitt women’s soccer looks to pick up historical conference wins in the 2024 season
Since 2017, head coach Randy Waldrum has patiently turned Pitt women’s soccer around. Starting his inaugural season at Pitt with a substandard 3-12-3 record in the 2017 regular season, Waldrum rounded out a historic 17-6-1 2023 season. After reaching the ACC semifinals and NCAA tournament quarterfinal, Pitt finished their...
K-9 Bas returns to duty after battling cancer, community rallies support
South Fork Police Chief Don Wyar said that his K-9 Bas has recently returned to work after having time off due to a blood cancer diagnosis and treatment. Wyar said that in July, doctors worked to remove a mass on Bas’ spleen and four liters of blood from his abdomen. While he said that the journey wasn’t easy, he added that he's glad to see Bas back on the force.
South Sumter High’s Ja’Kyrian Turner Announces Commitment To Pittsburgh
Bushnell, Fla. — Ja’Kyrian Turner, a senior at South Sumter High School, has committed to the University of Pittsburgh to play football. Turner, a 5-foot-9, 160-pound three-star recruit, made the announcement Sunday following his official visit to Pitt. Turner, known for his speed and agility, chose Pitt over...
Two More Arrested In Plot To Murder Man In Jackson Township, Prosecutors Say
Noah Phelps of Monroe Township and Glenn Franzson of Jackson Township were arrested, Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley Billhimer said in a news release on Tuesday, Aug. 20. The two were facing charges in the shooting on Thursday, June 27. Jackson police responded to the shooting report on Larsen Road at...
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...
Suspect facing attempted homicide charges after Pittsburgh police officer hit by vehicle
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- A Pittsburgh Police officer was injured while trying to arrest a burglary suspect in the South Hills on Tuesday, prompting a closure of Route 51 as police searched for him. Police shut down a busy stretch of Route 51 between Bausman Street and Warrington Avenue while searching for the suspect on Tuesday afternoon. Pittsburgh police were investigating a recent burglary when they ran into 36-year-old William Skinner, who was wanted on multiple warrants, on Charles Street in the Beltzhoover neighborhood around 12:30 p.m., Allegheny County police said. Skinner fled in a Chevy Blazer, which police tracked to the...
South Park Township fire brings multiple fire crews to Brownsville Road
SOUTH PARK TOWNSHIP, Pa. — Multiple fire crews responded to a fire in South Park Township, Allegheny County, on Monday evening. The fire happened at an unoccupied building on Brownsville Road, directly across the street from the Library Volunteer Fire Company. Firefighters from Finleyville, Bethel Park, Pleasant Hills, Munhall...
Local communities awarded multimodal transportation investments
PENNSYLVANIA (WOLF) — Gov. Josh Shapiro on Tuesday announced significant investments in funding from the Multimodal Transportation Fund to support 66 transportation projects across the state, including projects in Scranton, Pittston, Wilkes-Barre, Hazleton and Forest City. The funding will be allocated towards highway, bridge, aviation, ports and bike and...
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