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Pittsburgh’s police chief says an officer who went to a short-term rental property where a party was going on shortly before gunfire broke out, killing two youths, saw nothing to suggest it was anything other than an ordinary noise complaint

PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh police on Monday confirmed an officer had responded to a noise complaint at a North Side home late Saturday night, just 90 minutes before gunfire rang out through the building and on nearby streets, killing two teenagers and injuring several others in one of the largest mass…

I am and never have been a big fan of minor league football or spring football for a variety of reasons. It always feels contrived, there are always silly rules to trick up the games and create buzz, and most importantly, it is an inferior product.

At least three people were killed and dozens were injured in Pittsburgh, Portland, and South Carolina

PITTSBURGH — Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Drama has been leaderless for more than a year and a half. Now we finally know who will be stepping up to fill that void.

PITTSBURGH — The scale of the mass shooting at a North Side Airbnb early Sunday remained apparent Monday morning. Bullet holes in the building that hosted about 200 people — many of them underage — and surrounding structures and cars laid bare a chaotic scene, one in which two 17-year-olds…

PITTSBURGH — Some properties rented through Airbnb can be so easy to acquire and inexpensive that they can be used for one-night parties and other events that lead to problems, despite strict rules against that kind of activity.

The attack in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania comes amid a string of high profile gun violence incidents.

PITTSBURGH — At 25, soon to be 26, Arnold Tarpley III acknowledges that some people ask him why he's still chasing his NFL dream. They don't intentionally try to doubt his journey or put him down, "but they hint at things."

The shootings in South Carolina and Pittsburgh came after a year of surging murder rates have put crime at the centre of US politics

PITTSBURGH — Whether it’s the result of a shortened spring training or some unusually brisk temperatures for this time of year, the Pirates have made a habit out of slow starts and playing from behind during the first nine games of this season.