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A virus could knock tens or even hundreds of thousands of computers offline this summer.
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A virus could knock tens or even hundreds of thousands of computers offline this summer.
Investigators say they have arrested an Ohio man in connection with a threatening message that was posted to YouTube earlier this year against the University of Pittsburgh.
A surprise visit from the FBI shocked students at Pine Richland High School Wednesday morning. However, the federal agents had their eyes on a very special sophomore.
After being locked out for days, Theresa Gaugler and her family were allowed back into the house to retrieve personal items with a police escort.
Shortly after his arrest, Ken Konias was described as exhausted and remorseful.
New details have surfaced regarding what was going on at the house where Ken Konias was arrested.
While students at the University of Pittsburgh only have about a week left in the semester, authorities are continuing their investigation into a recent string of bomb threats.
The FBI has labeled the University of Pittsburgh bomb threat case as a top priority and it believes it is closing in on the person responsible.
Authorities are taking their search for an armored truck guard accused of killing his partner and stealing more than $2 million to a national audience. The case of Kenneth Konias, Jr., will be featured on "America's Most Wanted" tonight on Lifetime.
The hunt for Kenneth Konias took a bizarre turn Tuesday when it led investigators to a cemetery in Munhall where sources say he stashed at least some of the stolen $2 million.
Kenneth John Konias, Jr., 22, of Dravosburg, has been on the run since last week when the body of 31-year-old Michael Haines was found in the back of a GARDA truck in the Strip District under the 31st Street Bridge.
Armed with a search warrant, agents from the Drug Enforcement Administration, the FBI and the state Attorney General's office raided the office of Dr. Oliver Herndon who is suspected of passing bad scripts to able-bodied patients.
The suspect wanted in connection with two sexual assault cases in Ross Township earlier this month is in police custody following a lengthy standoff overnight in Pittsburgh's Hill District.
Pamela Lawton brought her son, Michael Mollett to the KDKA-TV studios on Sunday night to surrender to police.
A man wanted in connection with a bank robbery Monday afternoon, is also connected to another bank robbery last week.
An international fugitive arrested after a standoff in Verona earlier this week won't be getting out of jail anytime soon. A federal judge ordered that Frank Perez be held without bond at a preliminary hearing this morning.
A fugitive who was arrested in Verona on Tuesday was in court today and is facing more charges.
FBI agents are still examining the scene in Verona where an international fugitive surrendered after a standoff.
KDKA Radio's Mike Pintek speaks with former FBI agent Jerry Clark about the mysteries surround the famous Erie "Pizza Bomber" case on Q&A Tuesdays.
The FBI is hoping images captured on surveillance tapes will help them nab a suspected serial bank robber.
Mike Pintek talks with Ron Kessler, chief Washington correspondent for Newsmax.com and author of the new book The Secrets of the FBI.
There are allegations of a cover-up at the Allegheny County Jail.
A Bellevue man says the FBI, armed with assault rifles, stormed into his house. They were apparently looking for someone who does not live there. Now the family is filing a lawsuit.
A Brentwood man was arrested in his car near his home on charges stemming from the online exploitation of children.
Pitt Law Professor David Harris discusses the legal ramifications with Robert Mangino regarding the early Thursday morning raid of a home in Bellevue.
