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• Man In Critical Condition After Stowe Twp. Stabbing, Police Investigating

  03-04-2019 23:38
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  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Allegheny County Police say a man is in critical condition after he was stabbed multiple times Tuesday.
  Police say a 42-year-old man arrived at the emergency department of a Washington, Pa., hospital Tuesday night. He was suffering from multiple stab wounds.
  The victim was flown to a Pittsburgh hospital in critical but stable condition.
  City of Washington Police were contacted and learned the victim may have been stabbed in Stowe Towns
  
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• Watch: Turkey Trots Through Downtown Pittsburgh Streets

  03-04-2019 23:29
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  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — It may be April, but there was a turkey trot in Downtown Pittsburgh on Wednesday.
  A turkey was spotted strolling down Penn Avenue before heading down 6th Street just before 3 p.m.
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  It’s unknown if the turkey was captured.
  
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• Police: Man Fatally Shot By Person He Allegedly Tried To Rob

  03-04-2019 23:13
  DUQUESNE, Pa. (KDKA) — A man was fatally shot in the City of Duquesne on Wednesday afternoon, police say.
  Emergency dispatchers were notified of a shooting on the one hundred block of South Sixth St at approximately 3:51 p.m., the Allegheny County Police Department says.First responders found a man suffering from gunshot wounds in an alleyway. The victim was pronounced dead on the scene.
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• Canine Companions For Independence Breaks Ground On Ohio Training Facility

  03-04-2019 22:56
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  NEW ALBANY, Ohio (KDKA) — There’s going to be a new home for pups who help those in need.
  The non-profit Canine Companions for Independence broke ground on a new training facility near Columbus Wednesday.
  Photo Credit: Kathy Hostetter/KDKA
  The group provides expertly-trained assistance dogs to children, adults, and veterans with disabilities free of charge.
  “The assistance dogs we breed, raise and train aren’t just the ears, hands and le
  
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• Health officials say region's need for blood is now an ongoing shortage

  03-04-2019 22:52 via post-gazette.com
  
  There’s been dramatic dropoff in donations in the past decade, and Vitalant is launching awareness campaign to reverse it.
  
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• Kidsburgh: Celebrating Spring Around The Pittsburgh Region

  03-04-2019 22:49
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  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — If you’re looking for something to do with your kids outside now that spring has arrived, Kidsburgh has all kinds of ideas.
  Kidsburgh’s spring events guide has more than 40 events happening in our region over the next three months that are recommended for families and kids of all different ages.
  RELATED LINKS:Kidsburgh.org
  More Kidsburgh ReportsTo check out the full guide, visit Kidsburgh at this link.
  
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• Beaver Co. Road Closed For Additional Cleanup From Tractor Trailer Crash

  03-04-2019 22:46
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  SEWICKLEY TOWNSHIP (KDKA) — Part of a Beaver County road is closed again following extensive repairs and cleanup after a tractor trailer crashed into a ravine.
  The four-mile stretch of Freedom Crider Road in New Sewickley Township, near the border with Butler County, reopened around 2 p.m. Wednesday, but had to be closed again for additional cleanup.
  PennDOT anticipates the road will be closed through Wednesday evening and remain closed into Thursday.
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• ‘Pittsburgh Dad’ Actor Becomes A Pittsburgh Dad

  03-04-2019 22:40
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  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — The actor behind “Pittsburgh Dad” really is a Pittsburgh dad now.
  The “Pittsburgh Dad” social media accounts announced Wednesday that actor Curt Wootton and his wife, Kaitlin, had welcomed their newborn daughter, Penny Jean, to the family.Now he’s truly a Pittsburgh Dad! Welcome our newest Pittsburgher, PENNY JEAN. Congratulations Curt and Kaitlin! pic.twitter.com/mUnWtn1m5f
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• Police: Attempted Child Luring Reported In Bethel Park

  03-04-2019 22:11
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  BETHEL PARK (KDKA) — Bethel Park Police are investigating an alleged attempted child luring.
  The incident allegedly happened between 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Tuesday.
  Police say they received a report that a man approached several children in an apartment complex on Highfield Court and tried to lure them towards his vehicle with candy.The suspect is described as a short white man with a heavy build in his mid-30s or 40s. He was wearing a white t-shirt and
  
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• Allegheny Health Network Raises Final Steel Beam For McCandless Hospital

  03-04-2019 21:44
  Follow KDKA-TV: Facebook | TwitterMcCandless, Pa. (KDKA) — Progress is being made in the construction of a new medical center in McCandless.
  Allegheny Health Network raised the final steel beam for its new $35 million neighborhood hospital at McCandless Crossing on Wednesday. In addition to an emergency room and a 10-bed inpatient unit, the hospital will offer medical care including diagnostic imaging and women’s health services.
  The nearly 50,000-square-foot facility is part of AHN&
  
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• Wilkinsburg Historical Society Hoping To Bring Back Lincoln Statue

  03-04-2019 21:37
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  WILKINSBURG (KDKA) — The Wilkinsburg Historical Society is looking to put Abraham Lincoln back in his place.
  In 1916, a statue of Lincoln was dedicated at the intersection of the Lincoln Highway and Penn Avenue. But the pedestal where Lincoln once stood is now empty.
  The copper statue had to be moved inside the Wilkinsburg Municipal Building, after decades of aging and weathering.
  Now the Historical Society wants to raise $70,000 for a new bronze statue o
  
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• ‘Let’s Get Started’: Woman Credits True Love For Conquering Rare Syndrome

  03-04-2019 21:19
  GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (CBS Local) — A Michigan woman who was suffering from a syndrome that attacks the body’s nerves, says she felt like she’d lost all hope –until her boyfriend popped the question.
  Olivia Satala, 22, was diagnosed with Guillain-Barre syndrome, a rare disorder in which your body’s immune system attacks your nerves. The cause is unknown and there is no cure.
  “It was like this hollow feeling and I realized that I didn’t feel like I was touc
  
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• Four Mon Valley communities start path to consolidate police forces

  03-04-2019 21:16 via post-gazette.com
  
  A merged department could help the communities afford higher-quality, more robust police services, local officials said.
  
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• Airbnb Giving Away 1-Night Stay In Louvre

  03-04-2019 21:16
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  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — How about this vacation!
  A temporary Airbnb is being set up in the Louvre museum in Paris.
  The company is running a contest, and giving away a one night’s stay.
  The winner will get to sleep alongside the Mona Lisa and other famous works of art.
  You can enter online, by visiting Airbnb at this link.
  
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• Grandfather charged with beating 8-year-old inside Hazelwood school

  03-04-2019 21:15 via post-gazette.com
  
  Harold J. Coates is accused of striking the boy with a belt at least 16 times inside Propel School on Tuesday.
  
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• Kidsburgh Kidcast Event Calendar: April 3, 2019

  03-04-2019 21:03
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• Climate Change Linked To More Seasonal Allergies In The U.S., Study Says

  03-04-2019 21:01
  (WJZ/CBS Local) — Climate change may be the cause of more spring allergies reported across the U.S., a new study shows.
  According to researchers at the University of Maryland’s School of Public Health, human-induced climate change is changing when plants bloom and when spring begins. Ultimately, it’s leading to more seasonal allergies.
  The study, which was based on more than 300,000 responses between 2012 and 2103, show that hay fever or seasonal allergic rhinitis increases whe
  
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• Kidsburgh Kidcast: Fortnite

  03-04-2019 20:59
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• Report: Judge Says UPMC-Highmark Agreement Deadline Cannot Be Extended

  03-04-2019 20:33
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  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — A judge has reportedly ruled that Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro cannot extend the deadline on an agreement between UPMC and Highmark.
  In February, Shapiro filed a lawsuit against UPMC.
  In a 73-page complaint, the Attorney General asked that the consent decree between UPMC and Highmark, which expires June 30, be modified and extended.
  However, according to the Pittsburgh Tribune Review, a judge today ruled that the date is
  
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• Judge Rules Against Jerome Kunkel, The Student Who Refused Chickenpox Vaccine

  03-04-2019 20:30
  BURLINGTON, Ky. (CBS Local) — A Kentucky judge has ruled against a high school student who sued after he was barred from playing basketball because he wasn’t vaccinated against chickenpox.
  In a lawsuit against the Northern Kentucky Health Department, 18-year-old Jerome Kunkel, a senior at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart and Assumption Academy in Walton, claimed the vaccine is against his religious beliefs because he believes it’s “derived from aborted fetal cells.”
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• Man In Critical Condition After Shooting In Garfield

  03-04-2019 19:51
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  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — A man is in the hospital after being shot Wednesday afternoon in Pittsburgh’s Garfield section.
  The shooting was first reported around 12:30 p.m. at Hillcrest and North Graham Streets.
  (Photo Credit: KDKA Photojournalist Steve Willing)
  Officials at the scene say the victim was taken to a local hospital in critical condition.
  Police remained on the scene investigating and looking for evidence. They called in a Pittsburgh Water and
  
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• Report: Hill House To Close In June

  03-04-2019 19:36
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  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — The Hill House Association plans to dissolve by the end of June, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports.
  According to the Post-Gazette report, the Hill House “for months has tried to sell off its real estate holdings to stay afloat.” Now, the non-profit is almost $12 million in debt and has no funds to continue.The Hill District-based organization has been operating for more than 50 years — offering social services, park
  
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• State Police: $40,000 Worth Of Tools, Copper Wire Stolen From Goodwill Construction Site

  03-04-2019 19:31
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  EAST HUNTINGDON TOWNSHIP (KDKA) — State police in Westmoreland County are investigating after thousands of dollars’ worth of tools and copper wiring were stolen from a construction site at the Goodwill in East Huntingdon Township.
  According to investigators, the theft happened sometime between March 22-25 at the site on Crossroads Plaza.
  The victims, Jeffery Smith and Rodger Sossong, reported the incident, saying between the two of them they lost $4
  
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• Police: Man Stabbed Woman At Taco Bell After She Turned Down Date

  03-04-2019 19:27
  ARCHDALE, N.C. (CBS Local) — A North Carolina man stabbed a woman multiple times outside an Archdale Taco Bell Sunday night because she turned down a date with him, according to police.
  Tyvonne Quantaine, 40, was arrested after allegedly stabbing Celestial Rose Lambert, 19, in the back several times.
  Police say the Greensboro man wanted to date the woman, but she turned him down. Upshur knew the teen from church, CBS affiliate WFMY reported.Upshur, described by authorities as angry and obs
  
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• Pa. Court rules UPMC-Highmark consent decrees end June 30

  03-04-2019 19:21 via post-gazette.com
  
  Other claims against health giant by state attorney general’s office still in play
  
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• With eye on efficiency, Port Authority limits passengers boarding P1 buses at busy Downtown stop

  03-04-2019 19:06 via post-gazette.com
  
  Riders have three minutes to enter the P1 East Busway route at Smithfield Street and Sixth Avenue, then it leaves to keep the system moving.
  
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• Port Authority limits boarding at busiest bus route's popular Downtown stop

  03-04-2019 19:06 via post-gazette.com
  
  Riders have three minutes to enter the P1 East Busway route at Smithfield Street and Sixth Avenue, then it leaves to keep the system moving.
  
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• Virginia-Auburn An ‘Interesting Contrast Of Styles’ Says Grant Hill And Bill Raftery

  03-04-2019 19:02
  (CBS Minnesota/CBS Local)- After two frenetic weekends of tournament action, we are closing in on the waning moments of the NCAA Tournament. The Final Four tips off this Saturday, when Virginia battles Auburn and Michigan State meets Texas Tech at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
  The Cavaliers and Tigers will take the floor first on CBS, with tip time set for 6:09 p.m. Eastern time. As has been the case for the past five seasons, the broadcast team of Jim Nantz, Bill Raftery, Grant H
  
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• Police: Grandfather Beat 8-Year-Old Boy With Belt, Dragged Him Out Of Classroom

  03-04-2019 18:39
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  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — A grandfather is facing assault charges, accused of beating his 8-year-old grandson with his belt in a school classroom.
  Police say they were called to the Propel School in Hazelwood on Tuesday afternoon for a report of an assault.
  According to the criminal complaint, Harold Coates told police he was called to the school over his grandson’s behavior.
  (Photo Credit: KDKA)
  Investigators say Coates went into his grandson’s cla
  
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• Pitt Panthers Basketball In The Running To Land Villanova Transfer Jahvon Quinerly

  03-04-2019 18:38
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  PITTSBURGH (KDKA)– According to reports, Pitt Men’s Basketball could land a major transfer this offseason.
  Adam Zagoria of the New York Times reports that Pitt has a close eye on Villanova freshman Jahvon Quinerly, who announced that he will transfer from the school.“Pittsburgh will be strongly in the mix for @NovaMBB transfer Jahvon Quinerly, per sources.”
  Pittsburgh will be strongly in the mix for @NovaMBB transfer Jahvon Quinerly, per
  
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• Council gives tentative approval to final fixes on Thunderbird Cafe renovation

  03-04-2019 18:38 via post-gazette.com
  
  The owner of the Thunderbird Cafe will need to install a new sprinkler system before opening the renovated concert venue in Lawrenceville.
  
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• Beaver Co. Road Reopens After Extensive Cleanup From Tractor Trailer Crash

  03-04-2019 18:22
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  SEWICKLEY TOWNSHIP (KDKA) — Part of a Beaver County road has finally reopened following extensive repairs and cleanup after a tractor trailer crashed into a ravine.
  The four-mile stretch of Freedom Crider Road in New Sewickley Township, near the border with Butler County, finally reopened around 2 p.m. Wednesday.
  A tractor trailer lost control and crashed, damaging the guide-rail, and creating a big mess Tuesday afternoon. The driver of the semi is lucky
  
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• Injured Pittsburgh Penguins Center Evgeni Malkin Returns To Practice

  03-04-2019 18:15
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  PITTSBURGH (KDKA)– Some injured Pittsburgh Penguins returned to practice Tuesday as the regular season nears the end.
  Center Evgeni Malkin returned to the workouts and was ready for full contact. Meanwhile, Kris Letang was on the ice as well, but the defenseman donned a non-contact jersey.
  “Evgeni Malkin and Kris Letang are on the ice for #Pens practice at #UPMC66. Letang in a gray no-contact jersey.”
  Evgeni Malkin and Kris Letang are on the i
  
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• 'President and the Press': New York Times' Maggie Haberman speaks at Chatham University Wednesday night

  03-04-2019 18:14 via post-gazette.com
  
  The Pulitzer Prize-winning author will discuss White House politics for a Pennsylvania Center for Women and Politics event
  
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• Uber Should Improve Background Checks, PUC Says

  03-04-2019 18:06
  Follow KDKA-TV: Facebook | TwitterPITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Uber is currently exceeding all safety requirements under Pennsylvania law — but there’s still work left to do, according to the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission.
  The PUC has released a report on Uber’s driver background check process, which the commission says is the first review of its kind in the country.
  In its report, the PUC recommends the ride-sharing company:Strengthen the background check process and con
  
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• Pittsburgh Weather: Gusty Winds Moving In, Fire Weather Warning Issued For Parts Of Pa.

  03-04-2019 17:32
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  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — High winds speeds and low humidity gives way to some concerns about fire danger today.
  Yes, the ground remains damp and waterlogged even after we saw less than average rain in March.But even with wet and damp soil, the grass is fairly dry at this time and conditions are made worse due to low humidity and strong wind.The combination of high wind and low humidity causes grass to dry out faster, and once grass is dry, it can ignite by way
  
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• Netflix Increasing Price, Starts Next Billing Style

  03-04-2019 17:08
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  By Taylor Nicole Rogers, CNN Business
  (CNN) — Many Netflix subscribers are about to get a bigger monthly bill.
  The streaming service sent emails this week to US subscribers about a price increase that starts in their next billing cycle. It’s an increase some Netflix customers have already seen.
  Netflix announced the price hikes in January, and said at the time that the increased revenue would help it add more television shows and movies. The company
  
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• Former Pitt Panthers Basketball Coach Jamie Dixon Reportedly Nearing Deal With UCLA

  03-04-2019 17:06
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  LOS ANGELES (KDKA) — According to reports, Jamie Dixon is headed even farther west.Sources say the UCLA Bruins are nearing a deal with Dixon, who has spent the last three seasons at his alma mater TCU.“Sources tell @MichaelMHanna and Go Joe Bruin that UCLA is nearing a deal with Jamie Dixon, pending finalization of his buyout with TCU.”
  Sources tell @MichaelMHanna and Go Joe Bruin that UCLA is nearing a deal with Jamie Dixon, pending finalizat
  
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• Hockey documentary tells the story of 'The Russian Five'

  03-04-2019 17:01 via post-gazette.com
  
  In the 1990s the Detroit Red Wings smuggled in secret Soviet weapons to win two Stanley Cups and change the face of professional hockey. 
  
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• Pitt Scientists Develop ‘Swiss Army Knife’ Immunotherapy That Kicks, Kills HIV By Exploiting Common Virus

  03-04-2019 16:30
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  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) —Scientists at the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health have developed an all-in-one immunotherapy approach that not only kicks HIV out of hiding in the immune system, but also kills it.The results were reproted in EbioMedicine on Wednesday.Researchers say the key lies in immune cells that are designed to recognize an entirely different virus.The results came from a laboratory setting and used cells from people with
  
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• Beaver Co. Road Closed For Extensive Cleanup After Tractor Trailer Crash

  03-04-2019 16:30
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  SEWICKLEY TOWNSHIP (KDKA) — Part of a Beaver County road remains closed for extensive repairs and cleanup after a tractor trailer crashed into a ravine.
  The crash happened Tuesday around 4 p.m. along Freedom Crider Road in Sewickley Township, near the border with Butler County.Tractor trailer jack-knifed on Freedom Crider Rd in Beaver Co. yesterday afternoon & officials say part of the rd will remain closed for another 16 hours! @AmyWadas will tell yo
  
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• Convicted Ex-Pharmacist In Wheeling Fined Thousands In Pill Case

  03-04-2019 15:56
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  WHEELING, W.Va. (AP) — A former West Virginia pharmacist convicted in state court of improperly dispensing medications has been fined $336,000 in federal court.
  Federal prosecutors say a judge in Wheeling imposed the penalty against 50-year-old David M. Wasanyi.
  Prosecutors say Wasanyi worked as a pharmacist in Martinsburg and Charles Town and violated federal law when he filled nearly 1,200 prescriptions for controlled substances for patients who travele
  
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• Bill Raftery, Grant Hill On Texas Tech: ‘The Way They Compete, They Have A Real Chance’

  03-04-2019 15:55
  (CBS Dallas)- The Texas Tech Red Raiders weren’t on many people’s radars as a potential Final Four team when the tournament began two weeks ago. Yet, as we approach the final weekend, Chris Beard’s group is still standing, having dispatched the top two teams in their side of the bracket in convincing fashion last weekend.
  In just his third season with the program, Beard has now led TTU to an Elite Eight and Final Four in back-to-back seasons, bringing the program to heights nev
  
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• PTL Links: April 3, 2019

  03-04-2019 15:13
  Visit the links below for more on today’s guests & topics:Rania’s Catering
  Rania’s Recipes
  Three Rivers Frag Swap
  Wild World of Animals
  AUswomeMom Book
  PBMF Frank Bolden Urban Multimedia Workshop
  
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• Cooking With Rania: Apricot Chicken And Roasted Potatoes

  03-04-2019 15:06
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  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — This week, Rania Harris, of Rania’s Catering, is in the Pittsburgh Today Live kitchen making an easy, one-pan chicken dish.
  Apricot Chicken with Brie Cheese and Bacon
  Ingredients:6 boneless chicken, breasts – skin on
  3 tablespoons olive oil
  12 to 14 ounces of Brie cheese, sliced into 6 slices
  10 ounces apricot preserves
  1 cup crisp cooked and chopped bacon, divided
  ½ cup balsamic vinegar, reduced (recipe follows)Dire
  
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• New Report Estimates It Will Take More Than 80 Years To Fix All Deteriorating Bridges Across U.S.

  03-04-2019 14:47
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  By Michelle Lou and Brandon Griggs, CNN
  (CNN) — Officials have dubbed Monday’s bridge collapse in Tennessee a freak accident, but that might be turning a blind eye to a larger issue.
  Bridges across the United States are deteriorating, and a new report estimates it will take more than 80 years to fix all of them.
  More than 47,000 bridges in the United States are in crucial need of repairs, says the American Road and Transportation Builders Associatio
  
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• New Report Estimates It Will Take More Than 80 Years To Fix All Deteriorating Across U.S.

  03-04-2019 14:47
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  By Michelle Lou and Brandon Griggs, CNN
  (CNN) — Officials have dubbed Monday’s bridge collapse in Tennessee a freak accident, but that might be turning a blind eye to a larger issue.
  Bridges across the United States are deteriorating, and a new report estimates it will take more than 80 years to fix all of them.
  More than 47,000 bridges in the United States are in crucial need of repairs, says the American Road and Transportation Builders Associatio
  
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• Ohio Lawmakers Strike Deal To Increase Gas, Diesel Taxes

  03-04-2019 14:21
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  COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Drivers would pay 10.5 cents a gallon more for gas and 19 cents a gallon more for diesel fuel under a long-awaited compromise struck by Ohio state lawmakers Tuesday.
  The compromise ended days of negotiations among legislative leaders and Republican Gov. Mike DeWine, who had wanted the rate to be much higher. After approval by a bipartisan conference committee, it moved quickly through the full House and Senate.
  The increases, contain
  
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• Hill House Association wants to dissolve operations by June

  03-04-2019 14:00 via post-gazette.com
  
  The historic nonprofit says it can no longer sustain operations and is trying to sell all of its real estate in the Hill District. 
  
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• Pittsburgher is sole U.S. chef to compete for coveted trophy in Italy

  03-04-2019 13:15 via post-gazette.com
  
  Eric von Hansen of Caliente Pizza will compete in the Heinz Beck Trophy and World Pizza Championship.
  
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