Andy Sheehan
South Hills Man Wrongfully Arrested For Rape
Imagine police showing up at hour house in the middle of the night, taking you out of bed and arresting you for a crime you know you didn’t commit.
Harper Indicted On Public Corruption, Failure To Pay Taxes
Former Pittsburgh Police Chief Nate Harper has been indicted by a federal grand jury on five counts of public corruption.
Harper Indicted By Federal Grand Jury
Former Pittsburgh Police Chief Nate Harper has been indicted by a federal grand jury.
Victim Of Jailed Former Pittsburgh Police Officer Files Lawsuit
Former Pittsburgh police officer Adam Skweres is in jail, sentenced to three and half years after pleading guilty to sexual assault and intimidation charges.
Residents Taking Operators Of Fly Ash Disposal Site To Court
Environmentalists call it “fly ash;” the power industry calls it “scrubber waste.” Regardless, residents of one Fayette County town say it’s covering their yards and streets and causing serious health problems.
Green Solutions Offered For Big Sewer Fix
The cost of cleaning our rivers and streams will be astronomical, promising to send your water and sewer bill through the roof over the next decade.
Allegheny County: Reform Needed At Shuman Juvenile Detention Center
The mission of the Shuman Center is to rehabilitate troubled youth; but after a seven-month investigation, Allegheny County has concluded that it is center itself that is need of reform.
Local Bald Eagles Becoming Big Attraction
They are the latest sensation in Pittsburgh. Ever since word started spreading of the two American bald eagles nesting in the city’s Hays neighborhood, people have been visiting the area in hopes of getting a glimpse.
City Investigating Runaway Overtime Paid To Police Officer
The city has launched an internal investigation into Police Commander Eric Holmes, asking how — in addition to being a sergeant working full time for the city — was he employed as the director of public safety at Slippery Rock University.
Security Changes Being Put In Place 1 Year After Western Psych Shooting
It’s been one year since terror struck at Pittsburgh’s Western Psychiatric Institute when a gunman opened fire. Out of that tragedy, many questions arose. Why did this happen? And could it be prevented from happening again?
Property Owners Getting Another Chance To Appeal Assessment
When the assessment at Al Montuoro’s Green Tree house went up 68 percent, he did like 100,000 other property owners and appealed. But he was given only a three percent decrease.
Man Shot By Officer To Appear In Court
A man who was shot by police during an attempted traffic stop is expected to be in court today.
Local Woman’s Wins Lawsuit To Get Low-Income Health Care Reinstated
Funds for low-income health insurance programs were diverted, the programs disbanded and that has left thousands in Pennsylvania with no assistance. On Tuesday, a Commonwealth Court judge declared unconstitutional a state law that siphoned money from the Adult Basic Health Care program into state coffers.
Special Squad Set Up By Harper Made $180k In Overtime
Former Chief Nate Harper has not been seen or heard from since he was dismissed by Mayor Luke Ravenstahl two weeks ago — but the bureau continues to reel in the wake of federal investigation.
Mayor Not Seeking Re-Election
Mayor Luke Ravenstahl will not run for re-election, he announced Friday.













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