Research in Sweden shows that when blood tests are quantified in primary care settings, they are more than 90 accurate in identifying the presence of pathological proteins in the brain that are associated with Alzheimer’s Disease.
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State police have charged three men who they said stole from Rural King and Target stores across the region, including locations in Beaver County, Allegheny County and Butler County.
Some recent house fires in Butler County required multiple crews and were, at times, dangerous for them to fight.
Allegheny County police detectives and Ingram police are investigating after a man was attacked and shot at outside of his home Thursday night.
On Monday morning, the student union ballroom on Duquesne University’s campus was filled with veterans from several eras – the 26th year of veterans being honored on their special day.
What started as a parking dispute ended with an attack involving a baseball bat on Wednesday.
Bills Tatters, 60, lives in rural Armstrong County and is on disability, but really wants to work.
By now, it’s safe to say that Allegheny County is considered one of the top prizes in the 2024 presidential election, making Pittsburgh a very popular spot for campaign stops.
Plans are moving forward for another six-story apartment complex in Central Lawrenceville. It will be built at the site of the former Kaleidoscope Café at the corner of Willow and 43rd streets.
If you walk inside the David L. Lawrence Convention Center Friday or Saturday, you’ll find 100 dental chairs, 18 eye stations, and 18 hearing stations, as Mission of Mercy Pittsburgh volunteers provide free care to those who need it the most.