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A Pittsburgh realtor says dozens of deeds in Allegheny County were fraudulently recorded into other names, leaving homeowners blindsided. Officials and prosecutors are reviewing the files.
A Washington County corrections officer was arrested after police say he sent an explicit Snapchat video to a 16‑year‑old during a Ringgold High School career day.
A late‑night street takeover at Bigelow and Forbes left tire marks and prompted a police warrant for Devon Malter.
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.
A New Castle personal care administrator was sentenced after prosecutors say she failed to renew a resident's anti‑seizure medication, leading to a fatal seizure.
A Farmington man was arrested after authorities say he tried to deliver fentanyl-laced marijuana to a minor near town hall; he faces soliciting and fentanyl charges.
Humane officers say an anonymous tip led them to an unlicensed Washington County kennel that "smelled like death." A woman has been charged with animal cruelty and neglect as investigators gather evidence.
An 18‑year‑old admitted to first‑degree murder in the 2023 killing of a fellow Oliver Citywide Academy student; sentencing is set for July 29, 2026.
A 4-year-old was shot inside a Rankin home Tuesday and was taken to Children's Hospital; Allegheny County police say the investigation is ongoing and are asking for tips.
A two‑story home on Shara Drive near Lebanon Church Road erupted in heavy flames and smoke on June 24; officials say the cause and any injuries are under investigation.
Court filings say an Instagram group‑chat dispute between rival crews turned deadly at Penn Park on May 5, killing 15‑year‑old Dy Qual Harris; multiple teens are now charged.
A lifeguard pulled a young swimmer from Mack Park Pool and the child was airlifted to UPMC Children’s Hospital; the YMCA and local fire group praised the rescue.
A Derry Township First Commonwealth manager was charged after police say she withdrew more than $31,000 from six deceased customers' accounts.
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