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Two 12-year-old boys have been charged with starting a fire Tuesday night in an abandoned Troy Hill home, police said. (Today)
Because Independence Day is Saturday, the holiday will be observed by city, county, state and federal offices and courts Friday, when all will be closed. (Today)
The state Gaming Control Board has scheduled a hearing July 15 in an effort to resolve a dispute between the Rivers Casino and the city-Allegheny County Sports & Exhibition Authority over when the North Shore slots parlor is to start paying its share of the construction costs for the new hockey arena. (Today)
An electrial problem forced the city to close th Armstrong Tunnels in both directions this morning, and it's unknown when they will reopen (Today)
All year long, people walked up to Pittsburgh Foundation President and CEO Grant Oliphant and asked, "Are you going to make it?" (Today)
More from today
- Man who owes $70,000 in child support arrested
- Prosecutor sought to crowd court for sentencing
- Porn producer, wife get 1-year jail terms
- The many seasons of history
- Man charged in shooting death of IUP student
- School board of newly merged Central Valley sworn in
- McDonald's employee in Knoxville faces drug charges
- City Council gives tentative OK to curfew center
- Pittsburgh Center for the Arts' Yart sale to benefit struggling artists
- Sheraden on edge over recent rash of fires
- Inbound lane to close on Parkway East tonight
Yesterday
- City council poised to approve curfew center
- City's college aid program meets its fund-raising goal
- Porn producers sentenced in federal court
- Pittsburgh's recovery plan OK'd
- Dwelling House Savings & Loan rescued by four charities and one bank
- Woman sentenced for boyfriend's stabbing death
- Mayor taking applications for city school board seat
- Sheraden fires discussed at community meeting
- Landslides threaten homes in city, but fixing them is problematic
- Hilton Pittsburgh owner settles debt of $317,273 to contractor
- Population decline slows in Pittsburgh, census estimates show
- Police raid Homewood residence, confiscate gun, drugs and cash
- DA's office investigating assault allegation at Shuman
- Late mayor's family announces Cookie Cruise to benefit foundation
- Ex-principal of Hill District school headed to Boston
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
- Free parking July 4 in new Grant Street garage
- City council approves amended recovery plan
- Pittsburgh fiscal plan teeters on edge of approval
- Police seize drugs, weapons in Homewood raids
- Shuman Juvenile Detention Center: Report of assault on boy probed
- East Liberty food pantry expanding hours
- Labor groups to be in local G-20 partnership
- Biden to stop in Pittsburgh for fund raiser tomorrow
- Firefighter's suspension stokes dispute at city hall
- Bob O'Connor Cookie Cruise set for August
- Three bridges to be restricted
Monday, June 29, 2009
- City wants to fire fireman accused of firehouse thefts
- City's pension deficit worst in new study
- Man rescued from Allegheny River
- CMU merges art with reality TV and fresh waffles
- The Thinkers: She peers into the brain for cause of bipolar disorder
- Korbe lawyers ask to be removed from case
- CMU professor wins 'green' chemistry award
- CMU dean of engineering reappointed
- City calendar 6-29-09
- First Evangelical Lutheran Church in Sharpsburg closes doors after 146 years
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Saturday, June 27, 2009
- Hilton Pittsburgh owner hopes to end conflict, finish project soon
- Pittsburgh school board 'report card' fares better
- These motorcyclists carry badges
- Arnet quits city school board
- Pitt chemist is developing a bright idea
- Pitt trustees name new board chair
- Toddler's Lawrenceville death ruled an accident
- One killed in Hill District shooting
- City firefighter charged with stealing from co-workers
- Man killed, brother wounded in Hill shooting
Friday, June 26, 2009
- Arnet to leave city school board
- 5 hurt in school bus crash on Rt. 51 near Bausman St.
- One fatally shot, one wounded in Hill District
- Group gives better marks to city school board
- Pitt board picks new chairman
- Mayor, critics spar over board ousters
- Council reviews findings of pay inequity
- Man pleads guilty to assaulting federal officers
- Toddler struck, killed by truck
- North Shore casino slots are 'ready to be played'
- New era begins for UPMC South Side Hospital
- One hospitalized with recent swine flu diagnosis
- 89-year-old Oakland inventor receives 15th patent
- Grant Street electronic billboard denied in court
- Secret Service to secure G-20 in Pittsburgh
- EPA recognizes city, county as Green Power Partners
- High-tech makes it easy to check if a loved one is cheating
- Fugitive in Johnstown shooting arrested
- Point Park University awarded grant for 'academic village'
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