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Paramedics said six people were hurt Thursday when a pickup truck crashed into the Dairy Queen on Verona Road in Penn Hills.
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Breaking News
Allegheny County public works director resigns post
By Aaron Aupperlee 7:11 p.m.Steven W. Johnson resigned as Allegheny County’s director of public works, county council members said on Thursday. Councilman …
Top Sports
Interest high for Heinz Field soccer match between top Euro teams
By Matt GrubbaHeinz Field is accustomed to large football crowds, but this weekend it will be for …
Editor's Picks
After 40 years, Wyo. fossil trove to get another look
By The Associated Press 7:09 p.m.CHEYENNE, Wyo. — For the first time in three decades, scientists are about to revisit one of North …
- City housing authority announces scholarships for low-income students 8:32 p.m.
- City, Jordan Miles continue fight over legal costs 6:15 p.m.
- DA must approve some arrests based on eyewitness identification 6:30 p.m.
- Truck crashes into Dairy Queen, 6 injured in Penn Hills 8:32 p.m.
Allegheny
Allegheny County public works director resigns post
By Aaron Aupperlee 7:11 p.m.Steven W. Johnson resigned as Allegheny County’s director of public works, county council members said on Thursday. Councilman Bob Macey, chair of the Public Works Committee, said he learned of Johnson’s resignation on Wednesday from county Executive Rich Fitzgerald. Macey …
- Man tries to lure teen into white van in Hempfield, police say 8:12 p.m.
- Man snatches purse behind mall
- United States proposes tougher rules for moving crude oil, ethanol by rail
- Ex-Milwaukee archbishop told he can’t spend final days at St. Vincent Archabbey
- PennDOT to stabilize rock slide along Penn Adamsburg Road in Hempfield
Westmoreland
Contract with prison counselors ratified
By Tribune-Review 5:30 p.m.Westmoreland County commissioners on Thursday ratified terms of a new four-year contract with professional counselors at the county jail. The five-member bargaining unit represented by Teamsters Local 205 will earn 1 percent raises in each of the next four years …
- Wal-Mart replaces CEO of U.S. discount stores 8:25 p.m.
- Findlay solar parts manufacturer owed additional $27M, judge decides 8:00 p.m.
- Wabtec 2Q profit jumps 18.9%; raises forecast for year 6:15 p.m.
- Wesco posts higher profit, lowers full year outlook 8:25 p.m.
- EQT posts $110.9 million profit in latest quarter 8:25 p.m.
Business
Rising number of health care workers have less than 4-year degree, study shows
By Alex NixonThe aging American population is creating more job opportunities for health care workers with less than a four-year college degree. The number of health care workers who have a bachelor’s degree or higher grew at a slower rate during the …
- Review: Opera Theater Summerfest concert fitting honor for founder 5:36 p.m.
- Blum’s work shines a light on lives of those from Appalachia
- Mick Foley’s wrestling career means standup doesn’t throw him for a loop
- Jason Aldean headlines big country show at PNC Park
- Moondog’s owner the force behind Pittsburgh Blues Festival
- Meadows Casino’s Band Wagon truck is no gamble for fun food
- DVD reviews: ‘Transcendence,’ ‘Blue Ruin’ and ‘Sabotage’
Arts & Entertainment
Round up family and friends, it’s county fair season in Western Pennsylvania
By Emma DeihleCounty fair season has returned to Western Pennsylvania. The livestock are primping, engines are revving and local bands are fine-tuning their set lists in anticipation of summer fairgoers. Some fairs …
- It’s worth it to bring your own wines to savor on beach vacation
- Grazing, guzzling and tracking trends at Summer Fancy Food Show
- Mercer restoration company turns junk into repurposed treasure
- Wedding Clickers bridal show features ‘Yes to the Dress’ star Fenoli
Lifestyles
Healthy Eating: Rethinking breakfast? Try a meal in a muffin
By The Associated PressWhen fall rolls around, and it’s back to school and work, wouldn’t you love to start your day with something tastier and more substantial than that all-too-typical bowl of cold …
- The day of the hawk
- Lyft, Uber can’t dodge the insurance question
- A cover-up by any other name
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Featured Commentary
Health information exchange will save lives
By David F. SimonIt’s 3 a.m. and you’re in an automobile accident. You arrive at the local trauma center — alone, unconscious and in critical condition. During the “golden hour” after the accident, the trauma staff wants to assure that the drug it …
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Thursday - July 24, 2014
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