Carlos Cristian Flores
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Construction projects to impact Parkway East and Fifth Avenue traffic (opens the original)
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Construction projects to affect two high-traffic roadways in Pittsburgh Construction projects to affect two high-traffic roadways in Pittsburgh Two major road construction projects in Pittsburgh are set to cause significant traffic disruptions, with work beginning this week on a section of Fifth Avenue and a section of Interstate 376 (Parkway East). For the next four to six weeks, a three-block stretch of Fifth Avenue in Oakland will be reduced from four lanes to one as part of Pittsburgh Region
'It has to be done the right way': Beaver DA responds to criticism from predator vigilante group (opens the original)
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Ronald Antolik Jr. is now facing several charges, including luring a child into a motor vehicle, corruption of minors, and resisting arrest after allegedly attempting to lure a child to his cabin earlier this month in Rochester. The group 814 Pred Hunters criticized Beaver County District Attorney Nate Bible for not pursuing charges against Antolik earlier this year. The group stated in a press release posted on Facebook that they posed as a child and communicated with Antolik in July. They say
'No room for error': Pittsburgh controller paints clear picture as city works on budget deficit (opens the original)
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Pittsburgh City Controller Rachael Heisler painted a clear picture of the city's financial outlook during a meeting at the Pittsburgh Economic Club, saying the city needs to be decisive in its spending, but there are some trends in the right direction. "We don't have a lot of options right now, and there is no room for error," Heisler said on Tuesday. Heisler stated that the city is expected to face a deficit of more than $20 million in 2026. While she did not comment on the recently unsealed se
Candidates for PA State House District 12 prepare for rematch (opens the original)
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Democrat Brandon Dukes and Republican Scott Timko are preparing for a November rematch in Pennsylvania's State House District 12 after Dukes narrowly won the seat in August, making him the first Democrat to win the seat since the late 1990s. Both candidates have prior experience running for office. Dukes previously ran for Cranberry supervisor and Timko for the state House, though both lost those races. "Politics, like any other profession, whether it be flying or service, there's a learning cur
The ripple effects of Sept. 11 still being felt at Pittsburgh International Airport 25 years later (opens the original)
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The events of Sept. 11, 2001, changed air travel forever and are remembered vividly by current and former leaders at Pittsburgh International Airport. "Kennedy's assassination, walking on the moon, 9/11. Think about that. You never forget it," said Kent George, the airport's former executive director. George says he was in Montreal for a conference when he received the news of the attacks. "We didn't even discuss it. We got a car, and we started driving back," he said. He described how the calls
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