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Paid student mediators in Pittsburgh Public Schools helped mediate hundreds of conflicts this year, and officials tie the Safe Passage program to fewer disciplinary incidents at participating schools.
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A Union Township man is jailed after court papers say he followed children and touched a 4-year-old inside the Finleyville Giant Eagle.
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Penn Hills School Board approved a 1‑mill (3.1%) increase for 2026‑27 to shore up reserves; median homeowners face about a $64 rise in school property tax.
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Inspectors found additional steel deterioration on the Charles Anderson Bridge, pushing the rehabilitation timeline into spring 2028 and prolonging closures and detours.
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A restored 560‑seat Canon Theatre will open this fall in the former Canonsburg Middle School, anchored by Little Lake Theatre and backed by local grants.
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Pittsburgh is under a multi-day heat advisory with highs near 100°F. CitiParks has opened cooling centers and officials urge precautions.
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Oregon‑founded Vape‑Jet says it's moving headquarters and production to the Strip District, taking space at 2212 Liberty Ave and joining Robotics Row.
Dense morning fog will clear by mid-morning, but heat returns fast. Expect highs in the 90s and dangerous heat midweek.
Two teenage boys were shot Saturday on the 300 block of 4th Avenue in Rankin; Allegheny County detectives say four masked suspects fled on foot and are seeking tips.
Foggy start gives way to heavy afternoon storms and a Flood Watch; a heat spike builds into next week. Plan for wet roads today and hotter conditions by mid‑week.
Fog and mist this morning give way to mostly cloudy skies and a high near 81°F. Showers and thunderstorms are likely tonight, with a hot, humid stretch arriving next week.
The Westmoreland County sheriff’s office withdrew from ICE’s Jail Enforcement Model amid months of local pushback and legal questions.
State police are investigating after several exotic snakes were found dead in labeled containers dumped along Route 14 north of Canton. Officials hope names on the tubs will help identify an owner.
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