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The Komen Pittsburgh Race for the Cure has lost two sponsors over the national organization's management of issues regarding the funding of Planned Parenthood for breast cancer screening, Jeremy Hartzell, president-elect of the local affiliate, confirmed today. (Today)
The Allegheny County Medical Examiner's office has identified a man killed in a fire Feb. 8 in Friendship as Affo Doungbe. (Today)
The Allegheny County sheriff's office is asking residents to be on the lookout for a missing 2-year-old boy and his mother, who has been charged with kidnapping him. (Today)
Tempers flared Tuesday night as a group of South Side residents and business owners discussed the possibility of creating a Neighborhood Improvement District. (Today)
When Allegheny County officials decided to close down their deteriorating parking garage on Fourth Avenue about a week ago, they quickly found a nearby space to use as an open-air lot. (Today)
More from today
Yesterday
- Avett Brothers, Heart added to Stage AE lineup
- Downtown gains Awesome Books; Oakmont's Mystery Lovers Bookshop seeks buyer
- 70 take voluntary buyout at Duquesne University
- 5-year-old watched while his brother was beaten to death
- City students ask governor to make education a priority
- Seton Hill University honors philanthropist Catherine Murray Ryan
- State could take over refurbished Point State Park
- Walkabout: Western Avenue diners now see the appeal in menu of options
- Obituary: Mary Bialock / Vocal talent from Butler called 'undiscovered gem'
- Civic Arena roof given respite ... for now
- Man escapes after robbing PNC Bank in Brookline
- Public comment asked on district court plan
Monday, February 13, 2012
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Saturday, February 11, 2012
- Victim in Brighton Heights shooting identified
- Former halfway house worker wins bias claim
- Teens learn about violence; cautioned about danger of relationships gone wrong
- Inmate suing guard previously charged with abuse
- Shakespeare Monologue and Scene Contest finalists named
- Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority seeks management firm
- Killing may be result of drug deal gone bad
- Man faces homicide trial in roommate's death
- Pittsburgh detectives arrest missing 14-year-old in prostitution sting
Friday, February 10, 2012
- Man arrested for stealing pocket calender gives police false name
- Driver killed after skidding on black ice on McKees Rocks Bridge
- Man shot in Brighton Heights dies
- Sheriff's delicate occupation
- Another lawsuit filed against corrections officer Nicoletti
- Charges withdrawn in Hill District attempted homicide
- Pitt's energy center gets $22 million from Richard King Mellon Foundation
- U.S. energy czar touts natural gas during visit
- URA approves partial demolition of Strip terminal
- City pension fund shows slight gain
- Man caught while hiding under a pile of clothing
- Sex assault suspect arrested after skipping trial
Thursday, February 9, 2012
- Pitt to receive $22 million for energy research
- Sheriff's deputies comb through an empty Mellon Green
- Coughing fit led to PNC center crash
- Ice could be factor in fatal McKees Rocks Bridge crash
- Child blamed in fatal blaze
- Occupiers declare city victory, leave Mellon Green
- Environmental Charter School tests out looming lunch regulations
- City tries to land patent office
- Toby Keith bar and grill, Burgatory could join North Shore
- Squirrel Hill man receives Purple Heart at last
- Public comments invited on Port Authority cuts, fare hikes
- State court panel says Allegheny County drink tax legal
- Suspected reseller of bus tickets enters ARD program
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