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Blackley is a member of Current’s inaugural cohort of Rising Stars — all early- and mid-career U.S. public media employees who have been recognized for the mark they are making on their media organizations and their communities.
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The park remains closed on Sunday after the shootings, which drew police from multiple communities in response to reports of shots fired on the first night of its Halloween-themed Phantom Fall Fest.
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WESA is part of a new community-powered journalism project answering your questions about how to vote in the upcoming midterms.
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Air quality monitors did not detect "any adverse conditions" after the outage, and health department officials said they believe the outage "will either not affect or only minimally affect" emissions from the Mon Valley plant.
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Masks are required for indoor events at Cultural Trust venues only when the COVID-19 community level for Allegheny County is at "high" status.
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Fetterman said he plans to continue to rest and recover from a stroke, which led doctors to treat him by inserting a pacemaker with a defibrillator on Tuesday.
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The 70-year-old from Highland Park was an active supporter of causes that included better relations with Cuba and saving the landmark Syria Mosque.
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A major winter storm that already cut electric power to about 350,000 homes and businesses from Texas to the Ohio Valley was set to leave Pennsylvania and New England glazed in ice and smothered in snow.
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Matthew Perna, 37, admitted entering the Capitol on Jan. 6 after barriers set up by law enforcement were breached. He remained inside the building for approximately 20 minutes.
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The creator of UPMC’s sports medicine program, long-time chair of the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine’s Department of Orthopaedic Surgery and head team physician for Pitt’s Department of Athletics died Friday, according to statements from UPMC and the university.