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Pittsburgh police say they discovered a “large narcotics distribution enterprise” and arrested two people. Tens of thousands of dollars’ worth of suspected drugs, cash, a loaded handgun and drug paraphernalia were seized from a Downtown apartment.
Both the Pennsylvania House and Senate have passed legislation that would require schools to implement bell-to-bell cell phone bans, though a final statewide policy has not yet taken effect.
Multiple agencies were called to a house fire around 6:30 a.m. Monday morning in Edgeworth along Chestnut Road.
Leetsdale is preparing for thousands of visitors Saturday as Union Pacific’s Big Boy No. 4014, the world’s largest operating steam locomotive, makes one of its few scheduled weekend stops during its cross-country tour.
A fire that tore through an abandoned former Presbyterian church on Mt. Washington has renewed concerns from neighbors about the deteriorating property as investigators continue to determine what caused the fire.
Record numbers of Americans are expected to travel over the Independence Day holiday weekend.
Anthrocon is expected to draw its largest crowd ever this week as the convention celebrates its 20th anniversary in Pittsburgh, with organizers projecting more than 18,000 attendees and an economic impact of $18.6 million for the region.
The City of Pittsburgh opened five cooling centers Monday as Allegheny County activated a Code Red Heat Advisory amid a stretch of high temperatures.
Neighbors along Fourth Avenue in Scottdale are hoping a permanent solution will resolve the trash issues they say they’ve been having for a few weeks now.
PennDOT is conducting final preparations ahead of the planned closure of Interstate 376, including testing the equipment that will be used to replace the Commercial Street Bridge.
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