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Snowfall accumulation reached up to 9 and 10 inches in some pockets of the Pittsburgh area during 2022's first major winter storm.
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The National Aviary
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Payments of $250 or $300 per child are being sent on the 15th of each month. -
Evanko led more than 600 troopers and officers with the State Police who assisted with the investigation and recovery efforts when United 93 went down in Stonycreek Township.
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The former president will speak Saturday morning. His visit is among many events planned for the days around the 9/11 anniversary.
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The aftermath of Hurricane Ida has brought rain and flooding to southwestern Pennsylvania.
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Much of Pennsylvania is under a flash flood watch as the remnants of Hurricane Ida travel to the northeastern United States.
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For the first time, the AFL-CIO has elected a woman and an African American man to leadership positions. The change atop the nation’s largest labor federation comes just two weeks after the death of its president, western Pennsylvania native Richard Trumka.
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East Carson Street on Pittsburgh’s South Side reopened to vehicle traffic Thursday after last week’s partial building collapse.
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The longtime president of the AFL-CIO labor union has died. News of Richard Trumka's death was announced Thursday by President Joe Biden and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer.
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On this week's Explainer: Sam Dunklau on GOP efforts to change the state's election laws; Sarah Boden on what it costs for care at UPMC Presbyterian; and Kate Giammarise discusses concerns among some lawmakers over a proposal to outsource some Medicaid services.
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On today’s program: Associated Press reporter Marc Levy tells how Republican lawmakers hope to enact veto-proof voter referendums; and William Marshall, organizer of Pittsburgh’s Juneteenth commemoration, explains how the historic day has grown through the years to both celebrate and educate.
