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A Johnstown man was arrested in Maryland today after police said he accidentally gave his girlfriend a fatal dose of methadone while she was being treated in an Indiana County hospital this summer. (Today)
Allegheny County homicide detectives are investigating the death of a man whose body was found in the woods behind a West Mifflin apartment building by officers who were searching for a missing man. (Today)
The University of Pittsburgh announced today that a center within its Swanson School of Engineering is receiving a $22 million gift from the Richard King Mellon Foundation. (Today)
A team of more than 60 Allegheny County sheriff's deputies found no protesters when it converged on the abandoned Occupy Pittsburgh encampment on Mellon Green early this morning to search the park. (Today)
A bomb squad was called, Downtown streets were cleared, traffic was stalled, buildings were emptied, an ambulance was dispatched -- all because of a coughing fit. (Today)
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- Pitt to receive $22 million for energy research (Today)
- Sheriff's deputies comb through an empty Mellon Green (Today)
- Coughing fit led to PNC center crash (Today)
- Ice could be factor in fatal McKees Rocks Bridge crash (Today)
- Child blamed in fatal blaze (Today)
- Occupiers declare city victory, leave Mellon Green (Today)
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- Toby Keith bar and grill, Burgatory could join North Shore (Today)
- Squirrel Hill man receives Purple Heart at last (Today)
- Public comments invited on Port Authority cuts, fare hikes (Today)
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- Johnstown man charged in fatal overdose death (Today)
- Tax preparer pleads guilty to filing false returns (Today)
- Significant Mon Valley cocaine dealer sentenced (Today)
- Boston Bridge lanes restricted for morning maintenance (Today)
- Valentine's Day recipes for a long, happy marriage (Today)
- Woodland Hills committee presents board its recommendations (Today)
- Squirrel Hill man receives Purple Heart at last (Today)
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- SouthScape: the South Xtra Bulletin Board (Today)
- State trooper arraigned on homicide-by-vehicle charge (Today)
- Valentine's Day recipes for a long, happy marriage (Today)
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- SouthScape: the South Xtra Bulletin Board (Today)
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