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It's rare that closing a bridge improves traffic flow, but that's what happened on Route 28 when the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation shut part of the 31st Street Bridge for a month of construction. (Today)
The family of a former Etna man says he committed suicide after the Diocese of Pittsburgh cut off funds for psychiatric treatment he needed after a priest sexually abused him when he was a child. (Today)
A 17-year-old boy escaping police flipped his car in Arlington Thursday evening, leaving a 1-year-old baby who was inside the car with minor injuries, Pittsburgh police and a city dispatch supervisor said. (Today)
St. John Neumann Regional Catholic School in Lawrenceville closed last month, but some parents are still hoping to send their children to a faith-based elementary school in the neighborhood this fall. (Today)
Visitors can explore the skies and roam the University of Pittsburgh's historic Allegheny Observatory during a free open house from 7 to 10 p.m. (Today)
More from today
Yesterday
- CMU eyes smarter way to monitor pipelines
- Drum removed from Elliott yard not hazardous
- Diocese sued after priest's alleged victim commits suicide
- City cancels summer work program at Hazelwood Y
- City residents speak against mayor's parking lease plan
- Art project posts residents' thoughts on Beechview
- Capital-budget legislation will require public meetings
- UPMC to hold physicals for high school athletes
- Man pleads guilty in death of Larimer man
- Mt. Washington developer fined for property violations
- State parole agent injured while trying to capture fugitive
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
- In Pittsburgh, new teachers learn about life in a city school
- Meeting set in Lawrenceville on Marcellus Shale drilling
- Sheraden residents call for change at vigil
- Pittsburgh City Council approves new rules on police conduct
- Police review board dispute settled
- Developer fined over unfinished Mt. Washington project
- Parole agent hurt in capture of fugitive
- Exterior work on Hilton Pittsburgh slated to resume
- Brookline woman charged with fraud for phony bridal shows
- Indoor market opens Labor Day weekend in Strip
- Towboats to get environmentally friendly engines
- Art Institute has new president
- Former Duquesne faculty member files suit against university
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Monday, July 26, 2010
- Opponents of Mayor's parking proposal voice their opinion
- 200,000 line Schenley Park roads for vintage race
- Ex-Steeler pledges $100,000 to anti-gang effort
- Pittsburgh sale of parking rights gives buyers lots of options
- Couple slowly rebuilding life after arson
- City police officer hurt in crash with ambulance
- New violence after Pa. city ends emergency status
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Friday, July 23, 2010
- To beat heat, city opening 2 senior centers Saturday
- Suspect sought in Highland Park slaying
- Hospitality workers arrested during Downtown rally
- Councilmen assail mayor's parking meter lease plan
- Several Downtown Pittsburgh landmarks up for sale
- WQED board names new president, CEO
- Government, educational leaders praise stimulus funds
- Online school wins five-year renewal of charter
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