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ACTIVE POLLS
ends on 12/9/2012
Some members of the grassroots protest movement known as Occupy Pittsburgh appear this morning to be pulling out of their encampment on BNY Mellon's property. Others appear determined to remain at the site along Grant Street, where they have been since October. (Today)
It took a high-speed chase, a pursuit on foot, and a scuffle, but two McKees Rocks police officers on routine patrol spotted a car jacking in progress and arrested a suspect. (Today)
Firefighters battled a blaze in Bridgeville this morning that destroyed an apartment building and spread to a neighboring structure. (Today)
Two Beaver County residents were hurt Saturday in a car crash blamed on speed. (Today)
One was a young businessman, the other an honors high school student. Their paths never crossed, but Jonny Gammage and Jordan Miles are inextricably linked as black men who were injured, one fatally, while being subdued by white police officers. (Today)
More from today
- City of Pittsburgh deals with crossing guard shortage
- Dems say Corbett 'heartless' toward working families
- Allegheny County reassessment favors properties with higher prices, review finds
- More pain expected in Corbett's budget proposal
- Pittsburgh Westinghouse 6-12 school regroups after single-gender plan is scrapped
- Officials say fire at Sarris Candies 'not suspicious'
- Lawyers seek to block new trial in 1987 homicide
- Eyewitness 1862: Lincoln's war effort aided by future prez
- Mass scheduled Feb. 19 to honor Cardinal Bevilacqua
- New Ken's 307th Co. returns to heroes' welcome
- Motorist killed in head-on crash in Cambria County
- DeWeese battles to keep finding the right words (Today)
- Poor Romney's so clueless about the needy (02/03/2012)
- Let's make gamble of parenthood pay off (02/02/2012)
- It's funny how scary side effects can be (02/01/2012)
- State is liable to wreck transit at any cost (01/31/2012)
- How to get a winning coalition for the GOP (01/30/2012)
- Occupy Pittsburgh clearing out but some resist (Today)
- In Pittsburgh, two controversial cases reveal divide between the black community and the police (Today)
- Allegheny County reassessment favors properties with higher prices, review finds (Today)
- Mass scheduled Feb. 19 to honor Cardinal Bevilacqua (Today)
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