Police: Man Attacks Officer Trying To Help His Overdosing Granddaughter
Police say a man attacked a Kiski Township officer called to help his granddaughter who was overdosing.
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Police say a man attacked a Kiski Township officer called to help his granddaughter who was overdosing.
Former Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Ridge, who is America's first Homeland Security secretary, said he will never forget 9/11.
Democratic members of Pennsylvania's Senate say that Thursday's first hearing in what Republicans call a "full forensic investigation" into last year's presidential election is part of a national campaign to attack elections.
The Westmoreland County Ray of Hope Suicide Awareness and Prevention Task Force is holding its 15th annual walk.
The Dollar General in Sharpsburg has been slapped with another consumer alert because of an ongoing pest infestation.
Officials say the Hazelwood Mob that terrorized the Pittsburgh neighborhood is no longer in business.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 4,197 new coronavirus cases and 52 additional deaths.
The first human case of West Nile Virus in Allegheny County since 2018 has been identified.
At least two dozen cats were rescued from a home in Lawrenceville on Thursday morning.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 334 new COVID-19 cases and six additional deaths.
A Jackson Health System employee is on administrative leave following disturbing posts on social media that appear to mock a baby in the neonatal intensive care unit.
Michael Morell was President George W. Bush's daily intelligence briefer on September 11, 2001. He talks with us about his memories from that day in the CBS News Special "Race Against Time: The CIA and 9/11."
The inaugural meeting of the U.S.-E.U. Trade And Technology Council will take place in Pittsburgh on September 29.
The battle over masks in schools isn't just taking place during school board meetings, but among students, as well.
As the morning fog burns off, we could be in for some rain showers this afternoon.
