Новости за 24.06.2018

The Pirates’ four-game series against the Arizona Diamondbacks this weekend had a little bit of everything — rain delays, a sterling start by Ivan Nova, a baffling two-inning outing for Chad Kuhl, a 13-inning loss.

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said Sunday that people who “invade” the U.S. must immediately be sent back to their countries and not be given a court hearing.

An Allegheny County jury returned a not-guilty verdict against a Beechview man accused of homicide in the death of a co-worker at a group home for adults with autism.

Sean Rodriguez was back in the Pirates lineup Sunday for his third start in a row despite going 2 for 35 in his last 19 games, dating to May 20. He started at shortstop as Jordy Mercer gets the day off.

The Penguins do indeed have legitimate interest in bringing back former left wing Chris Kunitz, but anything they might do is contingent on creating additional salary-cap space, a source told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on Sunday afternoon.

DALLAS — Evgeny Kuznetsov’s overtime goal in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference semifinals came more than six weeks ago. The Washington Capitals are now Stanley Cup champions. The Penguins … well, strangely, not much has changed.

As Keith Urban appeared out of the darkness, he proclaimed that Pittsburgh’s stop on the “Graffiti U” tour would be special. He was right.

Authorities have ruled as homicide the fatal shooting of a 21-year-old man who was found in an apartment in Braddock.

The water is back in Lake Elizabeth, and so are the fish, but only the ugliest ones.

Carl McVicker strode to the podium of his music class at Westinghouse High School and studied the faces of his students. It was the first day of the school year, and he recited the same introduction that he would give students for more than three decades.

Around 100 people gathered on the South Side Saturday evening as protests over the shooting death of Antwon Rose II extended into their fourth night.

Around 100 people gathered on the South Side Saturday evening as protests over the shooting death of Antwon Rose II extended into their fourth night.

Joe Musgrove felt himself caught in the middle with his mechanics Saturday afternoon, pulled into a cause-and-effect maelstrom that limited his effectiveness. He survived the first rain delay; the second one did him in, but the way the Arizona Diamondbacks were making contact against him, he might not have pitched much longer anyway.

Funeral arrangements have been set for rapper Jimmy Wopo, who was shot and killed near his home in the Hill District on Monday afternoon.

DALLAS — “We felt that he fits what we were looking for in a player.”

Port Authority said it will reopen the majority of the Blue Line light-rail service Sunday morning, three days after it was damaged in a thunderstorm.