Новости за 01.02.2018

Officials of Carvana, the Phoenix-based e-commerce car dealership, announced that they are planning to bring an unusual car-vending machine concept, located in only seven other cities nationwide, to South Fayette.

The Allegheny County Jail has met the standards of the American Correctional Association, and is once again an accredited facility, Warden Orlando Harper announced Thursday.

At the former Green Valley Primary School in North Versailles, police dog trainee Zargo searched a classroom for hidden drugs.

BLOOMINGTON, Minn. — Nick Foles and the Philadelphia Eagles will test the theory Sunday that you need a great quarterback to win a Super Bowl.

For the past seven years, the annual FIRST Lego League competition at La Roche College has been attended by robotics enthusiasts Arvind and Sanjay Seshan. The Fox Chapel brothers began collecting medals at the local robotics competition when they were just 6- and 8-years-old, respectively.

As a brilliant chief exploration scientist for NASA, the late Michael J. Wargo participated in numerous lunar missions that led to crucial discoveries in space even as he never forgot his Clairton roots here on Earth.

As many as 1,500 Port Authority passengers may get free rides today after the agency was unable to load monthly passes on their ConnectCards due to a technical problem.

Numbers from a U.S. Census Bureau survey suggest a surprisingly sharp drop in household income occurred in recent years among a number of Allegheny County’s relatively well-to-do northern communities.

The Pirates will wear a white jersey with green lettering and a green cap with a camouflage bill during Thursday home games as part of their military appreciation program.

A Kilbuck boy who sustained a life-changing traumatic brain injury while playing in a Little League game in 2015 won a $1.7 million jury verdict Tuesday in Allegheny County Common Pleas Court.

Steelers linebacker Ryan Shazier was discharged from the UPMC Rehabilitation Institute and will continue his treatment on an outpatient basis through UPMC, the hospital announced Thursday afternoon.

Steelers linebacker Ryan Shazier was discharged from the UPMC Rehabilitation Institute and will continue his treatment on an outpatient basis through UPMC, the hospital announced Thursday afternoon.

At least one person was killed in a house fire and explosion Thursday in Brentwood, according to Matt Brown, chief of Allegheny County’s emergency services.

Vice President Mike Pence has a second stop on his itinerary when he visits Pittsburgh Friday. After taking part in a Bethel Park rally for Rick Saccone, he’ll be meeting a gathering of America First Policies at the Heinz History Center.

LOS ANGELES — Two students were shot in a classroom in Salvador Castro Middle School in the Westlake neighborhood of Los Angeles on Thursday morning and one is in critical condition, authorities said.

At least two students were shot in a Los Angeles middle school on Thursday and a suspect has been apprehended.

Last year was the most dangerous year ever for journalists. Eighteen journalists were killed around the world in 2017, a record number were imprisoned and threats against the press seemingly have become common, even in the West.

The House and Senate’s top Democrats want the Republican chairman of the House Intelligence Committee to be removed from his post.

The House and Senate’s top Democrats want the Republican chairman of the House Intelligence Committee to be removed from his post.

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Thursday boasted that the viewership of his State of the Union speech was “the highest number in history” - a claim at odds with ratings figures released the day before.

Admittedly "overwhelmed" by an opioid epidemic that surged relentlessly through his first term, Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto said this week that he's willing to make bold moves to change mindsets — in the general public, among drug abusers and in public safety ranks.

The President and CEO of the Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh is stepping down after fewer than four years in that role.

It’s another sign of the upended retail landscape — the Macy’s department store at The Waterfront will be moving out to make way for “more relevant concepts” at the shopping complex in Homestead.

A Pennsylvania jury has awarded $1.7 million to a Little League player from Sewickley who was hit in the head by a foul ball in the dugout on the day before his 12th birthday.

Ever since the days of George Washington, presidential foodways has been one of joy and pain, indulgence and deprivation, and in the middle of it all there has usually been an African-American who has been invariably a cook.