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Home Prices Are Rising Faster in the Middle of the U.S. as Covid Drives People Away From Coasts
Home prices are rising across the nation, but the usual geographical trends are being turned on their heads by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Pennsylvania Hospital Gift Wraps Newborns in Knitted Swaddles
A nurse at UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital in Pittsburgh crocheted swaddles and bows for newborns for the holidays.
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NFL's Steelers-Ravens Game Postponed a Third Time Due to Covid
The National Football League will postpone its Week 12 matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers due to Covid-19 until Wednesday.
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New Focus for Campaign: Will Biden Or Trump Keep You Safer?
The battle over who can keep Americans safe after recent violent protests has emerged as a sharp dividing line for the presidential campaign’s final weeks
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DC Mother on Hunger Strike in Plea for Answers About Son's Death
A D.C. mother who lost her son is turning her pain into a one-woman movement. Dannielle Brown’s son, Marquis Brown, died in 2018 after police say he jumped out of his 16th-floor dorm room window at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh. Brown has been on a hunger strike for 50 days in her effort to get more information about what happened...
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Ex-Librarian, Bookseller Get Home Detention in Library Theft
A former librarian and a bookseller who pleaded guilty in the theft of rare books from the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh in a years-long scheme have been sentenced to lengthy terms of home detention and probation by an Allegheny County judge who cited the coronavirus in sparing them time behind bars.
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Pa. Researcher ‘on Verge of Making Very Significant' Virus Findings Shot to Death
A medical researcher said to be on the “verge of making very significant” coronavirus findings was found shot to death over the weekend in Pennsylvania, officials said.
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Aerial Images Show Long Lines of Cars at Food Drives
Hundreds of cars lined up at a food drive in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, as organizations try to help people through the coronavirus pandemic. In Oklahoma City, the lines of cars even caused traffic delays.
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Death Penalty on Table for Pittsburgh Synagogue Massacre Suspect, Judge Says
A federal judge has rejected a bid by the suspect in the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting to have the death penalty removed as a potential sentencing option.
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A Look at Some Recent Deadly Mass Shootings in US
A mass shooting at the Molson Coors Brewing Company headquarters in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is the latest on a list of deadly shootings that have rocked the country. Here are some deadly mass shootings over the past few years.
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5 Dead, 60 Hurt as Bus, Trucks Crash on Pa. Turnpike Near Pittsburgh
A deadly crash involving a passenger bus and multiple other vehicles on the Pennsylvania Turnpike killed five people, including a 9-year-old girl, and left dozens injured early Sunday, shutting down a large portion of the highway. Officials identified the five victims as Shuang Qing Feng, a 58-year-old bus driver from Flushing, New York, Eileen Zelis Aria, a 35-year-old passenger on…
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Trump to Tariff Steel and Aluminum From Argentina and Brazil
President Donald Trump on Monday accused Argentina and Brazil of hurting American farmers through currency manipulation and said he’ll slap tariffs on their steel and aluminum imports to retaliate. Trump also called on America’s central bank to take action to prevent other countries from devaluing their currencies. Both South American nations were among a group of U.S. allies that Trump...
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400-Pound Tombstone Falls on Man, Injures Him
A man escaped serious injury when a 400-pound tombstone fell on him at a Pittsburgh cemetery.
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Afternoon Weather, Nov. 13
The record-breaking cold isn’t over yet. Storm Team4 is tracking a cold streak in the days ahead.
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Man Who Spoke of Hating Jews Held in Temple Bomb Plot: FBI
A man who repeatedly espoused anti-Semitic views has been arrested in a plot to bomb a historic Colorado synagogue, federal officials said Monday. The co-conspirators in the plot turned out to be undercover agents, who arrested the man shortly before he planned to bomb the synagogue early Saturday morning, according to court documents.
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FBI Says Colorado Man Arrested in Plot to Bomb Synagogue
A man who repeatedly espoused anti-Semitic views has been arrested in a plot to bomb a historic Colorado synagogue, federal officials said Monday. The co-conspirators in the plot turned out to be undercover agents, who arrested the man shortly before he planned to bomb the synagogue early Sunday morning, according to court documents.
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Sinkhole Swallows Back of Bus During Morning Rush in Pittsburgh
The front of a city bus is up in the air after a sinkhole opened under it during rush hour in downtown Pittsburgh.
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World Marks 1 Year Since Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting
The first anniversary of the deadliest attack on Jews in U.S. history is being marked around the world Sunday with community service projects, music and an online remembrance.
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Football Star DeAngelo Williams Pays for 500 Mammograms to Honor Mom Who Died of Breast Cancer
Former Pittsburgh Steelers running back DeAngelo Williams is still dedicated to fighting breast cancer. The star running back, who played college football at the University of Memphis, started covering the cost of mammogram screening for women in 2015 through his nonprofit organization, The DeAngelo Williams Foundation. Since then, the foundation has covered the cost of over 500 mammograms at hospitals...
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Pa. Teacher Who Died From Cancer Penned Her Own Inspiring Obituary
A Pennsylvania teacher who fought laryngeal cancer for two years penned an obituary before her death last month urging people to enjoy life and “let go of the insignificant things.” Ashley Ann Kuzma, of Beaver County, died Sept. 22 at Cleveland Clinic in Ohio, according to her online obituary. The 32-year-old wrote the obituary to help “make the transition easier...