Cindi Lash
Vice President, NewsCindi Lash joined Pittsburgh Community Broadcasting in 2021 from Missouri Lawyers Media, a subsidiary of BridgeTower Media, where she began her tenure as editor and regional editor in 2018. Before joining BridgeTower, she served as editor-in-chief at Pittsburgh Magazine for four years, and as regional editor of local news startup Patch.com. She previously spent 20 years as a reporter and editor at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
She began her career as a reporter for the Indiana (Pa.) Gazette and also worked for the Washington (Pa.) Observer-Reporter, the Birmingham News and The Pittsburgh Press.
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Authorities evacuated neighbors from a section of Pittsburgh's Garfield neighborhood Wednesday after a man who reportedly faced eviction began firing "volleys" of shots from inside a home. -
Will Parker, 41, of Garfield, was charged with one count of aggravated assault and four counts of disorderly conduct following his arrest Saturday in the Hill District during the parade.
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The labor pacts will end one brief strike by Duquesne police and avert another planned for Thursday by ushers, ticket-takers and ticket-sellers during the Pittsburgh Pirates/Cincinnati Reds baseball game.
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In preparation for coverage of the upcoming trial, our newsroom has adopted a policy to amend and formalize the language we now use in our reporting on the air and online to refer to the attack as “the Pittsburgh synagogue shootings.”
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Allegheny County police said a second police officer from Tarentum also was shot and wounded in the leg during a foot chase through the borough, about 21 miles northeast of Pittsburgh.
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On Sunday, Pittsburgh Police said the city's River Rescue unit recovered a gun from the Ohio River that matches the description of a firearm thrown from the McKees Rocks Bridge by Hezekiah Nixon, one of two people charged with attempted homicide and other offenses in the shooting two days earlier at Destiny of Faith Church in Brighton Heights.
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City officials closed the busy boulevard between Herron Avenue and the Bloomfield Bridge on Friday after a crane hit the pedestrian bridge. They later determined that the bridge needed to be removed.
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The service will be held in the Power Center at Duquesne University, where Baer graduated from law school in 1975.
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Max Baer, who became the chief justice of Pennsylvania's highest court just last year and was set to retire in a few months, has died. He was 74. A cause of death was not immediately available.
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Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. and U.S. Senate candidate John Fetterman suffered what he described as a stroke caused by a clot from his heart during an episode of atrial fibrillation. The Democratic frontrunner insists the episode will not derail his campaign.
