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On today’s program: Acting U.S. Attorney Stephen Kaufman explains a new policy enacted to crack down on the record-breaking number of firearms being found in air travelers carry on bags; and Women and Girls Foundation CEO Heather Arnet is stepping down next year, leaving a legacy that shifted the organization’s mission from supporting equity to achieving it.
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The head of UPMC’s Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery faces fraud allegations in federal court. These civil charges are the result of a two-year investigation of Dr. James Luketich.
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William McSwain, the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, has officially announced his resignation.McSwain, who was appointed by…
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On today's program: A conversation with U.S. Attorney Scott Brady on what's next in the Tree of Life shooting trial; a Perry Hilltop organization gives…
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Some federal employees in western Pennsylvania are feeling the brunt of the partial government shutdown.The American Federation of Government Employees…
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The U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Pennsylvania is the top law enforcement officer for the region, prosecuting federal crimes ranging from…
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How prepared is the city of Pittsburgh for a ransomware attack?The former top federal prosecutor in western Pennsylvania says cities like Pittsburgh can…
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Elevated levels of violent crime in the region prompted Pittsburgh’s FBI field office to launch a Violent Crimes Task Force this week. Federal data show…
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A federal grand jury in Pittsburgh indicted three Chinese individuals Monday for stealing internal communications, passwords, trade secrets and other data…
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The Catholic Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown has agreed to take more steps to protect children from sexual abuse. Outlined Monday with Acting U.S. Attorney…