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Cambria County wrong-way driver dies in head-on collision
A Cambria County man driving on the wrong side of the road was killed overnight in a head-on collision, according to Pennsylvania State Police.
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Assault suspect captured in Beechview
Federal marshals this afternoon captured a Wilmerding man accused of hitting his wife in the head with a gun and pointing it at his 11-year-old stepdaughter.
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Cold-case slaying suspect will stay in jail
A Beaver County judge denied bail today for the Bridgewater man recently charged in the 1979 death of a Monaca woman.
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Mass to honor Archbishop Bevilacqua
Bishop David A. Zubik will celebrate a memorial Mass for the late Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua at St. Paul Cathedral on Feb. 19.
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Police nab suspect in Oakland bank robbery
Police have arrested a man suspected of robbing an Oakland bank Wednesday, warning tellers not to "freak out" before demanding their money.
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Man struck, killed by car along Greene County road
State police said a man was struck and killed by a car early today in Greene County.
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State Supreme Court releases opinion rejecting reapportionment
HARRISBURG -- The state Supreme Court issued a lengthy opinion this afternoon regarding the state's legislative redistricting plan they rejected last week, offering its first details on that decision.
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Family of missing Etna woman offering reward
The family of a woman who went missing more than a month ago is offering $1,000 for information on her whereabouts.
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Man injured by chainsaw
A 24-year-old man cutting brush at the former Iron City Brewery site was injured by a chainsaw this morning.
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Mean Joe in new Super Bowl ad that sends up classic
INDIANAPOLIS -- Three decades after his Coke commercial won advertising's version of the Oscar, Joe Greene and his No. 75 Steelers jersey make a comeback in another Super Bowl spot on television.
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Air Force to close 911th Airlift Wing in Moon
WASHINGTON -- The Air Force today announced plans to close the 911th Airlift Wing in Moon within the next two years, moving two of its seven C-130 transport planes to other bases and retiring the rest.
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Ravenstahl makes 10 appointments to city boards
Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl today announced 10 appointments to city boards and authorities, including the parking authority, Stadium Authority and Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority.
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ACC plugs Pitt, Syracuse into scheduling plans
The Atlantic Coast Conference announced scheduling formats which will be used when Pitt and Syracuse join the conference.
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Man gets prison for videotaping women at tanning salon
A man who pleaded guilty to hundreds of criminal charges for secretly videotaping women in an East Huntingdon tanning salon was sentenced today to seven to 20 years in prison.
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Penguins sign Vitale to 2-year deal
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Gas well fire extinguished in Mercer County
A small shed housing a natural gas compressor at a Mercer County well caught fire this morning, burning for more than two hours before firefighters extinguished it.
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More people working, January numbers indicate
The national unemployment rate fell in January to 8.3 percent from December's rate of 8.5 percent, an incremental decline, but the fifth straight month of increasing employment rates.
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Fire breaks out at Sarris Candies
A fire at Sarris Candies in Canonsburg was smoky but apparently did little damage to the ice cream parlor and retail store at the business.
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Oakdale making progress in burglary investigations
Officers have made an arrest related to a residential burglary on Hastings Avenue, he said, and they have identified a person of interest related to the theft of a small amount of cash at the Oakdale Inn on Noblestown Road.
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North Versailles man arrested in Greenfield shooting death
A North Versailles man was arrested Thursday after police said he told them he shot and killed his roommate inside their Greenfield home last month during an argument about the day the victim's father died.