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A domestic dispute between family members sent one girl to the hospital Tuesday morning in McKeesport. Full Story »

DISH network is closing its McKeesport facility next year that employs 600 people. According to a press release from the company, the closing date is scheduled for March 5, 2010. Full Story »

College and university leaders are voicing their opinions on Mayor Luke Ravenstahl's' "Fair Share Tax" downtown today. Full Story »

Friends, family and students came together to honor a local helicopter pilot who was killed in Afghanistan in 2008. Full Story »

Pittsburgh has been rated one of the safest cities for pedestrians by a new national study. Full Story »

The Publisher's Clearing House Prize Patrol was in Westmoreland County today to present a lucky winner with a $10,000 check. Full Story »

A young boy from New Castle became the one millionth visitor to the Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium for 2009 on Tuesday. Full Story »

A homeless man was beaten, robbed and left to die outside of a convenience store in Friendship late Monday evening. Full Story »

The Pittsburgh Penguins will make the final stop on their four-game road trip Tuesday night in Boston to take on the Bruins. Full Story »

Police have issued an arrest warrant in the case of a fatal shooting in Garfield on Nov. 1. Full Story »

A teenager is being credited with helping to save a family from a house fire in New Castle Monday night. Full Story »

A woman in Pittsburgh's South Side Slopes neighborhood was rescued after being trapped inside her home for five days.  Florence Dziekonski, 88, was found alive Sunday five days after falling off her bed and being trapped on the bedroom floor. Full Story »

The House approved a health care reform bill - one with strict restrictions on abortions. It is now headed to the Senate, with the White House hoping to get the final version on President Obama's desk by year's end. Full Story »

A police officer is recovering after an accident in the West End early Tuesday morning. Full Story »

Penn Hills teachers, weary over contract negotiations since January, showed up at the school board meeting to voice the frustration over what Penn Hills Education Association President Ryan Osorio says are stalled talks. Full Story »

Several hundred people gathered in downtown Pittsburgh at the August Wilson Center for African American Culture to mark the 20th anniversary of the Extra Mile Foundation. Full Story »

The Allegheny County Jail never sleeps and it takes the warden, his deputies and more than 400 correctional officers to keep it running around the clock. But on any given day, dozens of correctional officers may call off from work, causing overtime costs to spiral, now topping $3 million a year. Full Story »

A Pittsburgh neighborhood is on alert after three suspicious fires over the weekend. Officials say someone went through Friendship, setting fire to anything they could find to burn. Full Story »

The Pittsburgh Steelers (5-2) had a bye week in Week 8 after knocking off the undefeated Minnesota Vikings at Heinz Field 27-17. On Monday night, they take on the Denver Broncos (6-1) at Invesco Field at 8:30 p.m. Full Story »

A Finleyville man made an astonishing discovery in the waters of Peters Creek. Poet Robert Frost took the road less traveled, but on the Montour Trail, he'd have company. Full Story »

The House of Representatives approved a controversial health care reform measure over the weekend. But that's only the beginning of what could be many more weeks of legislative wrangling. Full Story »

Ligonier Township Police have charged a man in a fatal accident back in March. Johnny Blough, 15, of Boswell, was killed in a three-vehicle crash. The North Star High School student was on his way home from a Britney Spears concert at Mellon Arena with friends at the time. Full Story »

We all know the H1N1 vaccine has been scarce, but why isn't there more available by now? And why are some low-risk adults getting it while many children considered high-risk still haven't gotten the shots? Everett James, secretary of Pennsylvania's Department of Health, knows the numbers are not adding up. Full Story »

The Holocaust is often thought of as one of the darkest times in world history. The Nazis killed as many as six million jews as well as millions of people from other groups, including prisoners of war and homosexuals. Full Story »

The A+ Schools report of public school progress was released Monday morning . According to our news partners at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, the group said that the mathematics gap narrowed for all but third graders, but the gap grew in reading for students in grades three-to-six and 11. Full Story »