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National Prescription Drug Take Back Day gives people the opportunity to prevent drug addiction and overdose deaths.
Clean up is underway after severe storms and tornadoes ripped through the area on Thursday, Oct. 21, 2021. From Hampton Twp. to Avella to Peters Twp. and more, here's a look at the damage.
A Native American student began recording the teacher, identified on social media as Candace Reed, because he "felt that violence was being committed against him and he had the right to record."
Experts said this could mean the thousands of people on kidney transplant waiting lists could have a new option someday.
The Philadelphia School District is investigating after a parent says a teacher let his child to make a wooden gun in shop class.
The re-trial of a former restaurant owner accused of following a young woman home from a bar and assaulting her has ended in another mistrial.
"Here we are in 2021 -- and what's triggering about that is what gave this guy the authority to decide what's Americanized?" she said.
The lawsuit says the district allegedly told students that the phrase "blue lives matter" in support of law enforcement is associated with white supremacy.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 330 new COVID-19 cases and no additional deaths.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 4,496 new coronavirus cases and 88 additional deaths.
A local fast-food restaurant was robbed on Thursday.
A jury has found Charles Becher, the man accused in a fatal shooting outside Club Erotica in McKees Rocks, guilty of third-degree murder.
A student is in custody after Pittsburgh Public School police officers confiscated a weapon from the teen near Westinghouse Academy on Friday morning.
Members of Protect Penn Trafford rallied outside of the Pa. Department of Environment Protection office to voice their opposition to a fracking site.
Pfizer has said that its COVID-19 vaccination is nearly 91% effective at preventing symptomatic infections in children.
