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Former Steeler Kameron Kelly Facing Multiple Charges After Refusing To Leave Mario's South Side SaloonFormer Steeler Kameron Kelly is facing multiple charges after he refused to leave a South Side bar and resisted arrest.

Beaver County Woman Loses Life Savings After Gift Card ScamLaw enforcement agencies are putting out warnings to be aware of scams.

Arrest Of 2 Fugitives Leads To Massive Drug Bust In Westmoreland CountyThe capture of two fugitives in Westmoreland County led to a drug bust that netted three other fugitives, three stolen firearms and 12 bricks of heroin in a hotel room with children inside.

Baskets Of Love In Homestead Helping Those In Need Ahead Of The HolidaysThe holidays are a time for giving back and a local man is helping those in need.

Federal Charges Filed Nevada Man Who Allegedly Drove To West Mifflin To Have Sex With 15-Year-Old GirlFederal charges have been filed against a man accused of driving from Las Vegas to West Mifflin to have sex with a teenager.

West Virginia Will Keep Accepting Refugees, Declining Offer From President Donald Trump's AdministrationWest Virginia Gov. Jim Justice said Friday that his state will keep accepting refugees, declining an offer by President Donald Trump’s administration that lets states halt resettlement.

Alleged Tree Of Life Shooter Robert Bowers Defense Team Accuses Prosecution Of 'Dumping' New EvidenceRobert Bowers, the man accused of killing 11 at the Tree Of Life Synagogue, and his defense team are accusing the prosecution of dumping new evidence on them last minute.

'Make Yourself At Home Bandit': Suspect Wanted In Harmar Township Betting Parlor Robbery May Have Hid In The Establishment OvernightThe suspected wanted in the Harmar Township Betting Parlor robbery is possibly connected to 12 different robberies in seven different states, officials said.

Man Suing PWSA Claims He Was Fired For Lawfully Using Medical MarijuanaA former PWSA employee is suing the company because he claims he was fired for using medical marijuana.

BBB: Beware Of Puppy Scams If You’re Buying A Pet This Holiday SeasonIf you're thinking about buying a puppy for the holiday season, the Better Business Bureau is warning people looking for a new furry friend to watch out for scams.

Pittsburgh Steelers: No One Is Ruled Out For Sunday's Game Against New York JetsThe Steelers have some good news: nobody is listed as questionable, nobody is listed as doubtful and nobody has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the New York Jets.

'I Was Going To Be The Next Sandra Bland': Woman Suing North Braddock, Officer For Alleged Unlawful ArrestA lawsuit has been filed against North Braddock Police Department after a woman was allegedly illegally detained and arrested.

Politics
Campaign 2020: Former Politicians Preview Upcoming Democratic DebateFormer Pennsylvania Democratic Party Chairman Jim Burn and former state governor Tom Corbett talked to KDKA’s Stacy Smith about the upcoming Democratic debate.

Campaign 2020: House Debating Articles Of Impeachment Against President Donald TrumpThe House of Representatives is debating two articles of impeachment against President Trump.

On Eve Of House Vote, Crowds Gather In Opposition To Impeachment Of President Donald TrumpCrowds came out in opposition to the impeachment of President Donald Trump.

Former Pa. Gov. Tom Ridge Says He's 'Disappointed And Troubled' By President Trump's Ukraine CallA former Pennsylvania governor says he is troubled by President Trump's alleged actions that led to the impeachment inquiry, saying it was an "abuse of power."

Public Education Forum In Pittsburgh A Chance For Democratic President Candidates To Share Views On Key TopicsEight presidential candidates will be in Pittsburgh for a public education forum at the convention center this weekend.

Political Experts Say Pennsylvania Will Be Key State In 2020 Presidential ElectionPolitical experts say Pennsylvania will be a key state in the 2020 presidential election.

Business
Founder, CEO Of Ollie's Bargain Outlet Dies At 61The founder and CEO of Ollie's Bargain Outlet has died at the age of 61.

AK Steel Being Bought By Cleveland-Cliffs In $1.1B Stock DealCleveland-Cliffs is buying AK Steel in a stock deal valued at about $1.1 billion.

Dick's Sporting Goods Shares Soar 18% On Strong SalesShares of Dick's Sporting Goods soared 18% in early trading after the company reported strong earnings and raised its guidance for the third time this year.

Five Below Begins Selling Products For More Than $5Five Below, a popular store focusing on products for $5 and under, is undergoing a colossal change: Its price point is going up for the first time in 17 years.

Last 2 Kmarts Left In W. Va. To Close As Company Cuts 100 StoresThe last two remaining Kmart locations in West Virginia are set to close by early next year as the retailer shutters about 100 stores nationwide.

Sears Secures $250M In New Capital, But Another 96 Stores Put On The Closure ListSears, once the dominant big box retailer with thousands of stores around the United States, continues to see its footprint decimated as its owner fights to bring it back from the brink.

Entertainment

'This Must Be What Death Is Like' Pat Sajak Opens Up About His Emergency Surgery, RecoveryThe "Wheel Of Fortune" host opened up about his surgery, the recovery, and some things he saw.

James 'Radio' Kennedy, Man That Inspired Football Fans Nationwide, Dies At Age 73The man that inspired a Hollywood movie and became a football legend has died at age 73.

Superfan Buys Olivia Newton-John's Jacket From 'Grease' For Over $200,000 And Returns It To HerWhen a fan bought Olivia Newton-John's iconic leather jacket from "Grease" sold at auction, the singer likely thought it was gone but the winner had other plans.

Roxette Singer Marie Fredriksson Dead At 61 Singer Marie Fredriksson died Monday after a 17-year battle with cancer, her management company has confirmed.

Cultural Trust Ready To Ring In 2020 With Annual First Night CelebrationThe Pittsburgh Cultural Trust is putting the finishing touches on the annual First Night celebration.

Cleveland Company Stirs Controversy With ‘Pittsburgh Started It’ T-ShirtsCleveland is stirring controversy.
Health
New Devices And Advancements Being Used To Fight MigrainesSeveral new devices have been developed to help those that struggle with migraines and don't want to use medication.

Tuberculosis Found In Pittsburgh Public Schools: Doctors Warn How To Prevent SpreadingDespite being at historic lows, a case of tuberculosis was found at Arsenal Middle School in Pittsburgh Public Schools.

Study: Permanent Hair Dye, Chemical Straighteners May Increase Breast Cancer RiskWomen who use permanent hair dye and chemical hair straighteners have a higher risk of developing breast cancer than women who don't use these products, according to a study released on Tuesday.

State Department Of Health Holding Free Whooping Cough Vaccination ClinicNow is your chance to get vaccinated against whooping cough.

New Law Requires Patient Agreements & Mandatory Drug Tests For Chronic PainA new law requires patients to sign an agreement and take a drug test prior to being prescribed opioids.

Study: Cannabis May Cut Headache And Migraine Pain In HalfCannabis could be used to relieve headache pain, a new study from Washington State University suggests.

CBS National News
Incarcerated graduates say degrees help them "transcend" prison's wallsCBS News gained exclusive access to East Jersey State Prison for a graduation ceremony in November.
Boeing Starliner won't dock with space station after glitchThe Starliner will attempt an automated landing Sunday at White Sands, New Mexico.
Woman targeted girl she thought was Mexican in hit-and-run, police sayInvestigators are considering hate crime charges in the December 9 incident that left a 14-year-old girl seriously injured.
2020 Daily Trail Markers: The DNC raises debate requirements againOn Friday, the DNC announced there will be an increase in the polling and donor thresholds to participate in the next debate, which will be held January 14th.
What it's like to earn a college degree in prisonCBS News gained exclusive access to a graduation ceremony at a New Jersey state prison, where 56 incarcerated students earned college degrees.
Importing drugs from Canada won't lower prices in U.S.: expertsWhite House faces opposition from Canadian government and drugmakers, while many drugs would be excluded
CBS World News
Tsunami survivors help orphans, turning heartbreak into hopeThrough their grief, a couple in India decided to help those who also suffered loss.
Carnival cruise ships collide in MexicoThe slow-moving collision was caught on video by many onlookers.
Prince Philip admitted to London hospitalIn a statement, the palace said Philip was admitted for observation and treatment in relation to a pre-existing condition on the advice of his doctor.
Court rules in landmark climate change caseThe Dutch government must cut greenhouse gas emissions by 25% by the end of 2020 to protect its citizens from the effects of climate change.
British prosecutors charge U.S. official's wife over deadly crashAnne Sacoolas left the U.K. after the crash, claiming diplomatic immunity.
Bill would approve U.S. citizenship pathway for LiberiansThe creation of the legalization program would be an unlikely victory for immigrant advocates under the Trump administration, which has overseen a crackdown on both legal and unauthorized immigration.





