Harold Hayes
New Technology Tracks Gunfire, Could Show Up In Pittsburgh
New technology aims to spot and follow gunfire – and it could be coming to some areas in Pittsburgh.
Council Discusses Cost For Extra Security At Pittsburgh Marathon
There will be more attention on security at Pittsburgh’s upcoming marathon after the tragedy in Boston. But, who will pay for all that extra security?
Biological Child Of Couple Accused Of Abusing Adopted Child Appears In Court
The biological daughter of a couple charged in the alleged abuse of their adoptive children was set to testify in court this morning as a prosecution witness, but the testimony didn’t happen.
Sen. Casey: Federal Probe Into VA Legionnaires’ Outbreak Shows Failures
Sen. Bob Casey says the findings of a federal investigation into an outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease in the Pittsburgh VA are an important step toward preventing future occurrences.
Preliminary Hearing Held For Man Accused Of Setting Girlfriend On Fire
Clinton Cohen was ordered to stand trial on charges including criminal attempted homicide, aggravated assault and arson.
City Officials Review Surveillance Technology In Pittsburgh Area
In wake of the tragedy at the Boston Marathon, Pittsburgh city officials review surveillance technology throughout the city.
Pa. Deputy General To Get Biological Kids Back After Abuse Claim
A state deputy attorney general and his wife accused of abusing their adoptive children, will get their biological children back.
2 Arrested In Connection With Wilkinsburg Fatal Shooting
Two people were arrested in connection with a shooting in Wilkinsburg that left one woman dead last week.
Council Gives Approval To Repeal Mayor’s Petty Cash Fund Law
Pittsburgh City Council gave preliminary approval to a bill that repeals the law that set up a petty cash fund for the use of the mayor, and effectively requires the mayor to access funds like any other city employee.
Officials Plan To Increase Security For Pittsburgh Marathon
Pittsburgh Public Safety Director Michael Huss had his regularly scheduled briefings with his top security chiefs today, but the Boston bombings were uppermost in their minds as Pittsburgh’s own marathon looms next month.
Man Claims $250K In Jewelry Stolen In Monroeville
There is a section of the parking lot of the DoubleTree hotel in Monroeville that is blocked off from the rest of the lot.
Officer Shot In Homewood Incident In ICU, In Good Spirits
Police say the incident in which a suspect was shot by police and two officers were injured will undergo review by the critical incident review board.
Plea Deal Reached In Fatal McDonald’s Parking Lot Shooting
A plea deal was reached Wednesday for a teenager accused in the shooting death of a man in a crowded McDonald’s parking in Penn Hills.
McClelland Found Guilty Of Second-Degree Murder
Former police officer, David J. McClelland has been found guilty of second-degree murder in the death of an elderly neighbor.
Video Interrogation Played For Jury In Elderly Woman’s Death
The jury hearing the case of a former police officer accused of conspiring with his family to steal money from an elderly neighbor who was murdered, saw new videotapes of his interrogation by police on Monday.
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