Carolyn Kaster
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Pennsylvania’s Republican Party is endorsing a Montgomery County judge, Carolyn Carluccio, to be the party’s nominee in this year’s election for an open state Supreme Court seat.
Katie Blackley
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Katie Blackley
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90.5 WESA
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Judge Geoffrey Carter ordered the Post-Gazette to resume contract talks with members and restore the union’s previous contract, which expired in 2017. -
Mayor Ed Gainey has made it clear that he doesn’t want police bringing teens into the criminal justice system for minor offenses. As the city looks for ways to address problems Downtown, one of the most promising to emerge is a plan to increase the number of violence interventionists working there.
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Teens who spend time in Downtown Pittsburgh say they need a welcoming neighborhood, more safe spacesBusiness owners in Pittsburgh's Downtown say teenagers are increasingly disruptive and causing safety issues. Students say they want a place in the neighborhood — and have their own safety concerns.
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In a letter sent Wednesday afternoon, the NewsGuild-Communication Workers of America urged the DOJ to examine how the acquisition could harm the Pittsburgh community.
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Video from a police officer’s body camera captured Pauline Bower profanely yelling at the officers to “bring Nancy Pelosi out here now. We want to hang (her)."
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Teenagers have had a more visible presence in downtown Pittsburgh since COVID-19 restrictions have eased. Business owners say large groups of minors create a nuisance that sometimes turns dangerous.
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The Commonwealth Court is dismissing the Department of Environmental Protection’s claim that a signature climate regulation was unlawfully delayed.
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The Roosevelt Building was the site of a deadly fire last month. Residents were told they had to move out by Friday, Jan. 13th to accommodate building-wide repairs.
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The ceremony was conducted at the Omni William Penn Hotel in downtown Pittsburgh.
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Hundreds of students who suffered abuse at a once celebrated boys reform school outside of Philadelphia will share a $3 million settlement, their lawyers said Wednesday.
