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The Pittsburgh Housing Authority board approved last night the hiring of a new executive director.

The father of Penguins forward Andrei Kuzmenko has died after a bear attack in Russia.

State Police say scammers posing as Steelers personnel stole $2,000 from a 20-year-old Washington County woman.

A former Pitt quarterback is being held on theft and receiving stolen property charges after a truck was stolen from a hospital.

Allegheny County's Board of Health is modifying significantly its paid parental leave policy.

A Butler County man is facing a terrorism-related charge, accused of planning an attack in support of ISIS.

An argument led to gunfire overnight in the Hill District.

The US is commemorating the 25th anniversary of the day terrorists hijacked four airliners, one in Somerset County.

There's a public hearing this evening about the Allegheny County Board of Health's proposal for 18 weeks of paid parental leave.

Municipalities preparing for winter are finding road salt prices have nearly doubled and officials are scrambling to secure enough of it.

A fellow US Senator is reacting to last week's Wall Street Journal story about John Fetterman.

Mayor Corey O'Connor says his team is working with Public Safety and coordinating with utilities on storm recovery.

Mayor Corey O'Connor is "sounding the alarm" about the the city's finances.

The body of the last of three missing boaters has been recovered from the Mon River in Greene County.

The Penguins are starting a new era and Mario Lemieux is no longer a minority owner.

UPMC confirms 8 measles cases at Children's Hospital last week.

Jerry Sandusky is expected in court next month for an evidentiary hearing tied to his 2012 conviction.

Widespread destruction in Nepal after the collapse of a glacier and flash flooding.

UPMC is donating nearly 230 medical trauma kits to the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police.

Pennsylvania health officials: two people have died from measles, the first deaths associated with the disease in the state in 35 years.