An Allegheny County Common Pleas judge on Wednesday withheld the verdict in a homicide by vehicle case against an Upper St. Clair man, saying that he was giving more time to both sides to establish the scientific value -- or lack of it -- of the data recorder in the crashed car. (Today)

As Valentine's Day approaches, we are reminded by some who know best that the expression of love doesn't come in a box of chocolates, a greeting card or red roses. (Today)

Two Mt. Lebanon youth football coaches were found not guilty of disorderly conduct charges related to a post-practice dispute an elementary school in the fall. Mt. Lebanon police cited coaches Jeffrey Borris and Michael Ventrone in September for using threatening language with some youths at a field near Markham Elementary School. The dispute involved a football thrown in nearby woods. (Today)

County sheriff's deputies this morning arrested a man wanted in connection with a shooting at a birthday party that left one teen dead and seven others wounded. (Yesterday)

It appears there is still hope that a K-8 school will exist in Duquesne next year despite announcements by state Education Department officials that the district's school would dissolve after the 2011-12 school year. (Yesterday)