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  • High schools: Sto-Rox boys end losing streak with win over Carlynton; Moon wrestlers eliminated

    The Sto-Rox boys basketball team ended an eight-game losing streak with an 80-50 victory over host Carlynton Wednesday night. Adam Thomas led the scoring with 18 points, helping the Vikings maintain a playoff position as they look to build confidence for their remaining games.

  • Could Pennsylvania run out of electricity?

    Pennsylvania faces an impending energy crisis, with PJM Interconnection projecting power reserve shortages by June 2027 due to retiring plants and rising demand from data centers. While PJM remains hopeful for solutions, the region's electric supply struggles to meet extraordinary demands, prompting discussions on emergency measures and self-generation for large users.

  • Collaborative efforts in Sto-Rox dramatically reduce gun violence, homicides

    A comprehensive strategy to reduce gun violence in McKees Rocks and Stowe has significantly decreased homicides, resulting in zero gun-related deaths in 2025. This initiative, driven by community partnerships, emphasizes prevention programs, outreach, and support services, fostering safer neighborhoods.

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West Hills Gazette

West Hills communities brace for snow amid salt shortage

West Hills communities brace for snow amid salt shortage

By West Hills Gazette on January 23, 2026

As a major snowstorm approaches, West Hills communities face a salt shortage affecting road maintenance. Authorities emphasize safety measures, with parking restrictions and plowing policies in place. Allegheny County has sufficient supplies for response efforts, while emergency services remain prepared.

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Drew’s Review: ’28 Years Later: The Bone Temple’ is rare exception among movie sequels

Drew’s Review: ’28 Years Later: The Bone Temple’ is rare exception among movie sequels

By Drew Moniot on January 22, 2026

Director Danny Boyle's "28 Years Later: The Bone Temple" is the rare exception among movie sequels, extending the story of "28 Years Later" in a highly entertaining direction and even eclipsing the previous installment that will leave fans wanting more.

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Deluzio: Senate, president need to follow House lead in extending health care tax credits

Deluzio: Senate, president need to follow House lead in extending health care tax credits

By Rep. Chris Deluzio on January 21, 2026

Congressman Chris Deluzio voted to extend Affordable Care Act tax credits to lower health care costs, with bipartisan support in the House. While this is a significant step, the Senate must act swiftly due to rising premiums that burden Western Pennsylvanians.

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Infrastructure, water and sewer grants benefit West Hills communities

Infrastructure, water and sewer grants benefit West Hills communities

By West Hills Gazette on January 20, 2026

Infrastructure projects in West Hills communities will receive funding through state grants, enhancing water, sewer and transportation systems. Key recipients include Lindy Paving Inc., Moon Township and McKees Rocks Borough, with a focus on improving safety and environmental health in the region.

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Hogan: RIP Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Hogan: RIP Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

By James Hogan on January 19, 2026

The Rev. James Hogan, in his Gains & Gleanings column, notes that the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette may soon cease operations due to declining revenues and increasing competition from free online content. The decline in traditional journalism reflects broader industry struggles, influenced by biases and changing reader preferences, ultimately leading to fatal financial decisions and union disputes.

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Coraopolis overturns ICE agreement following community pushback and council shakeup

Coraopolis overturns ICE agreement following community pushback and council shakeup

By Pittsburgh's Public Source on January 16, 2026

Coraopolis council has decided to terminate a police partnership with ICE, with the decision coming Thursday following an hour of tense public comment in the standing-room-only meeting of roughly 75 residents. The decision came after three new council members had taken their seats, rescinding a cooperative agreement that had been in place since late December.

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Behind the Lens: Over and out: Steelers’ season, Tomlin’s career as coach come to an abrupt end

Behind the Lens: Over and out: Steelers’ season, Tomlin’s career as coach come to an abrupt end

By Mike Longo Jr. on January 15, 2026

Gazette Sports Editor Mike Longo Jr. revisits Wild Card Weekend, the Steelers' playoff loss to the Houston Texans Monday night at Acrisure Stadium and Tuesday's stunning announcement that coach Mike Tomlin was stepping down after 19 seasons.

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