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00:06A Pittsburgh police detective is accused of stealing time while working in private security to deal.
00:11News Radio Katie Case, Tamira Rush is in the newsroom with details.
00:14David, court records identify 35-year-old Kaleeb Hines as a Pittsburgh police detective charged with theft by deception.
00:21Investigators say Target complained Hines was arriving late, leaving early and not completing expected duties
00:27during paid patrol shifts at the Penn Avenue store.
00:30A review of surveillance timesheets and billing records allegedly showed Hines worked as little as two to four hours
00:37while Target was billed for six.
00:39Police say the incidents happened repeatedly from mid-January into early February.
00:44Hines is due in court for a preliminary hearing in early August.
00:47Tamira Rush, News Radio Katie Ka.
00:50By a vote of 5-3 with one abstention, the McKeesport Area School Board accepted the resignation of football coach
00:56Matt Miller.
00:56This comes mid-controversy over the church where Miller's father is a pastor,
01:00some football coaches served as character witnesses in the murder trial of Isaac Smith,
01:04who was convicted of killing the daughter, a former McKeesport and NFL player, Brandon Short.
01:09Board member Mark Holtzman.
01:10Well, I don't know what effect it had on it because I'm going to be quite honest with you,
01:13that's freedom of speech and they're allowed to do that.
01:17So that has no bearing on what I make my decisions or base them on because you're allowed to do
01:22that.
01:22And I don't have any problem with that.
01:24And I don't have to agree with your statement.
01:27But at the same time, you are allowed and that's why this is America.
01:30It's a free country.
01:31Matt Miller had served as McKeesport's coach since 2016.
01:33President Trump kicking off what's called the Great American State Fair of the National Mall.
01:37It's a 16-day exposition celebrating America's 250th birthday.
01:42Several artists dropped out of the event fearing it would become too political,
01:45prompting the president to decide to speak instead.
01:47In his speech last night, he included a list of projects he's taping up across Washington,
01:52such as the Reflecting Pool at the Lincoln Monument.
01:54And the Reflecting Pool that you've heard so much about, which is so incredible,
01:59it's been gruesomely vandalized by thugs, bad people.
02:05But soon, we'll be looking as beautiful as it looked just two weeks ago.
02:09In fact, I looked at it just a little while ago.
02:11It looks perfect already.
02:12The Shapiro administration is launching a new initiative to lower the number of fatal overdoses
02:17among Pennsylvania's older adults, a number that has increased over the past few years.
02:21State Department of Drug and Alcohol Program Secretary Dr. Lakeva Davis-Jones
02:25says the agency is implementing an evidence-based program called WISE,
02:29which is an acronym for Wellness Initiative for Senior Education.
02:33Each area agency on aging will train at least two facilitators to lead the program.
02:39Participants will attend six weekly sessions at local senior centers.
02:44Each session lasts approximately two hours.
02:47And participants will complete surveys before and after each of the six sessions to measure impact.
02:54Behind construction and oil fieldwork, farming and ranching have the highest rates of suicide
02:59among all professions, according to the CDC.
03:01ABC's Jim Ryan says mental health services tailored to the agriculture community
03:05are being rolled out nationwide.
03:07The problems faced by farmers and ranchers are unrelenting.
03:11You've got data centers going up, taking the land.
03:13We've got drought, floods, wildfires.
03:15New World Screwworm.
03:17Rising input.
03:17Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller.
03:19There's a lot of uncertainty comes from living off the land.
03:22He tells ABC News that the Agri-Stress Helpline hears from rural people in need daily.
03:27We've saved over 300 lives here in Texas.
03:30And nearly a dozen states now offer the service.
03:32Jim Ryan, ABC News in Dallas, Fort Worth.
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03:37The Pirates pounded out 11 runs on 15 hits in an 11-to-1 win against the Mariners.
03:42Braxton Ashcroft stuck out 10 in the win.
03:45They host Seattle this afternoon right here on KDKA Radio.
03:48The Pirates pounded out 11-to-1 win against the Mariners.
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