Jon Greiner
Mother Of Charleston Fire Victims Wants Answers
Fire consumed a two-story wooden frame home in Charleston early Saturday morning. Nine people died, including Sharday Mcgee’s two daughters, 3-year-old McKenzie and 5-year-old Gabrielle Seals.
Threats At Cathedral Of Learning Disrupting Life On Pitt Campus
The Cathedral of Learning on the University of Pittsburgh’s campus in Oakland has reopened after students and staff evacuated the building this morning over a reported bomb threat.
Beaver County Welcomes New Shell Oil Cracker Plant
People in Beaver County are welcoming plans for the Shell Oil refinery. Longtime residents who remember the job losses from steel plants and US Airways are finally seeing some positive economic news.
Worker Shielded Teen During Western Psych Shooting
When a gunman killed one man and wounded several others in the lobby of Western Psychiatric Clinic and Institute in Oakland, 16-year-old Dustin Grey had just rode the elevator to the lobby. When the doors opened, the shooter was right in front of him.
Western Psych Shooting Victim’s Father: “It Was Senseless”
The grieving father of the man who was killed during the shooting at Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic in Oakland earlier this week says the loss of his son has left a hole in his heart.
Wilkinsburg Could Lose Police Department
The borough told the Wilkinsburg FOP that any new contract must contain a provision that would allow the borough to subcontract police protection.
Interstate 79 & 80 Pileups Cause Scary Moments For Drivers
The winter weather created some hazardous driving conditions Saturday along roadways north of Pittsburgh.
Geneva College Sues Federal Government Over Morning After Pill Mandate
A local college is the latest to sue the federal government over the mandate that requires employers to pay for contraceptives, including morning after pills.
Local Classes Prepare Dogs For New Babies
In light of the tragic death of a newborn who was mauled to death by his family’s pet Husky in McKeesport, animal experts say there are ways to prepare your pet before bringing home a new baby.
Classes Prepare Dogs For New Babies
Two local organizations offer classes to help families with dogs to prepare for a new baby. For more information, visit the following links: Animal Friends Aunt Penny’s Pet Sitting and Dog Training
Pittsburghers Bundle Up Against Bitter Cold Temperatures
It’s some of the coldest weather of the year so far, but that didn’t stop some Pittsburghers from braving the elements on a busy Saturday evening. With wind chills at times below zero, people bundled up against the cold and howling wind.
Fire Claims Wilmerding House
Crews knocked down a fire at a vacant house on Caldwell Street in Wilmerding.
2012 Assessment Notices Arrive In Eastern Suburbs
People who live in suburbs east of Pittsburgh began to receive their 2012 assessment notices. Anyone whose home is up more than 30 percent will likely see their taxes increase.
Swissvale Apartment Condemned, Residents Given 30 Days To Move Out
Tenants in a local apartment have been given a month to move out after the building was declared unfit to live in. The water is about to be shut off and residents don’t know where they’ll go. Some have lived there more than 20 years.
Former Officer Rejects Plea Deal In Son’s Death
Prosecutors said a police officer should have known better than to leave a loaded gun where a child could reach it. Now, the man is on trial for manslaughter in the death of his 5-year-old son.
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