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2 face trial in slaying of California man at Pittsburgh drug house as defense lawyers assail evidence
A pair of homicide suspects are headed to trial following a two-year investigation into who killed a California man visiting Pittsburgh and robbed the drug den where his body was found. District Judge Giuseppe Roselli ended a marathon preliminary hearing Friday by holding for court nine charges against Ronald Vahosky...
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By the Numbers: All About Oakland’s New Kamin Tower
It won’t be long until a new tower joins Oakland’s distinctive skyline. UPMC Presbyterian Kamin Tower broke ground in 2022, adjacent to the nearly-100-year-old Presbyterian hospital. Officials say the medical giant received a “philanthropic gift” from Daniel G. and Carole L. Kamin and the Kamin Family Foundation in 2025, which has advanced the project further; now, ribbon-cutting for the new building is expected to take place on Jan. 20, 2027 with patients slated to move in on Jan. 24, 2027.
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Route 148 Maintenance Activities Begin Monday in McKeesport
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is announcing maintenance activities along Route 148 in the City of McKeesport, Allegheny County will begin Monday, November 9 weather permitting. To accommodate tree trimming and sidewalk cleaning activities, there will be a right-hand lane closure on Route 148 between Evans Avenue and the...
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Hit-and-Run Semi Topples Troy Hill WWI Memorial, Police Hunt Driver
A tractor-trailer slammed into Troy Hill's World War I memorial overnight, knocking the granite monument from its base before the driver sped off without stopping. Pittsburgh police are now combing through area camera footage trying to identify who was behind the wheel, and the honor roll monument at Lowrie and Ley streets is left damaged yet again after decades of standing watch over the neighborhood.
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Corps dewaters century-old Allegheny River lock chamber for critical repairs
At Allegheny River Lock and Dam 4, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Pittsburgh District completely drained the lock chamber, deployed dozens of personnel, cranes, boats, barges, and heavy equipment, and halted navigation through the vital inland waterway link for months because of a piece of wood. Let us explain...