University Of Pittsburgh Study Finds Fitness Tracker Users Lose Less Weight Than Non-Users
Fitness trackers are big business these days, which is why a study done at the University of Pittsburgh is so surprising
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Fitness trackers are big business these days, which is why a study done at the University of Pittsburgh is so surprising
A local firefighter is in trouble Tuesday, accused of impersonating a police officer and pulling someone over.
Three men were arrested Tuesday afternoon for an attempted robbery that ended with a car chase and crash on the North Shore.
After releasing a report about thousands of untested rape kits, state Auditor General Eugene DePasquale toured the Allegheny County medical examiner's office Tuesday.
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Police are looking for a woman and man believed to be in their thirties involved in a kidnapping and hostage situation.
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Four people, including a Pittsburgh police officer, were injured in a 3-car collision in Larimer on Monday, but exactly what happened depends on who you ask.
In what consumer advocates call a "gag clause," some vendors are putting small print in sales agreements to prohibit consumers from posting negative reviews.
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A judge has upheld a jury's verdict that a former western Pennsylvania medical researcher purposely killed his neurologist wife by cyanide poisoning.
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The Center for Rural Pennsylvania released a new report recently analyzing how Marcellus Shale Impact Fee, also known as Act 13 dollars have been invested.
The campaign trail will run through Pittsburgh once again next week when First Lady Michelle Obama visits Pittsburgh to campaign for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
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