Here are some noon headlines from TribLive, Wednesday, Feb. 7, 2024.
• Police work interest declines in the region
“Our biggest issue is finding people who want to police anymore,” said Penn Township police Chief John Otto.
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Bluesky offers users a place to post texts and images that show up on a feed — similar to the interface of X and Threads.
Tony LaRussa | TribLive
• Allegheny County Jail guards broke inmate’s arm, lawsuit claims
“He was in the hospital for three days, and I didn’t know it,” Tipton’s mother, Janelle Tipton, said Tuesday.
Massoud Hossaini | TribLive
• Why did Pittsburgh abruptly halt its free spay/neuter program?
Suburban pet owners, some with designer dogs, faked their addresses to access free, taxpayer-subsidized spay and neuter services meant for use by Pittsburgh residents.
Courtesy of Shelby Cassesse
Rob Owen takes reader questions.
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• Trial begins in killing of U-Haul worker
No one is contesting that Braijon Burton committed the killing.
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