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Steelers fans cheered on the Black & Gold in Cleveland (opens the original)
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Pittsburgh Steelers fans packed Cleveland tailgate lots ahead of the Thursday Night Football rivalry game. "It's a pretty big day. Half of my family is Steelers fans and Browns fans. So, I've got a lot of family near Pittsburgh, too,” said Jonathan Boothe, a Steelers fan from Mansfield, Ohio. “It's been a fun day so far.” Many friends, families and co-workers who tailgated together were split on who they were rooting for. "I was born and raised in Cleveland, but I'm black and gold through and th
Nearly 1,000 Duquesne Light Company union workers walk off the job (opens the original)
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Nearly 1,000 union employees at Duquesne Light Company walked off the job Wednesday night. A strike was initiated after the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 29 and DLC failed to reach a new collective bargaining agreement before midnight Thursday. The old contract expired at 11:59 p.m. on Wednesday. Dozens of workers picketed outside of the DLC Woods Run facility off New Beaver Avenue. A few weeks ago, DLC workers with IBEW Local 29 voted to authorize a strike. The union sai
Fraudulent emails sent from Aliquippa and Duquesne police chiefs (opens the original)
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Email accounts belonging to two Western Pennsylvania police chiefs were hacked, officials said. On Tuesday, the Aliquippa Police Department said fraudulent emails were sent from police Chief John Lane’s account. Pittsburgh’s Action News 4 received the email, which included multiple documents and a message that read: “Please take a moment to review the attached when you can. If possible, I would appreciate your feedback as soon as possible so we can stay on schedule. If any questions come up, ple
Dr. Idris Evans remembered by former PICU patient (opens the original)
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A UPMC doctor killed in a stabbing was remembered for being an advocate for his patients, a former PICU patient said. In 2022, Anna Shaffer was under the care of Dr. Idris Evans when she was hospitalized with the flu and double pneumonia at 16 years old. "I ended up in Children's Hospital, and he was one of my first doctors in the hospital,” Anna Shaffer told Pittsburgh’s Action News 4 Reporter Jordan Cioppa. According to police, Evans and his wife were stabbed multiple times inside their Edgewo
Future Collier Township 7 Brew raising traffic concerns for neighbors (opens the original)
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A popular drive-thru coffee chain coming to Collier Township is raising concerns about traffic and safety in an adjacent neighborhood. The new 7 Brew will be located on Washington Pike at the site of the former Arby’s. “When they first announced the 7 Brew was coming in, we didn’t really have much information,” Kirwan Heights resident Patience Minella told Pittsburgh’s Action News 4 Reporter Jordan Cioppa. “We were all kind of angry about it because we were worried that something might happen wh
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