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Springdale man released from ICE detention center 4 months after traffic stop arrest

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By Charlie Wolfson Verified
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Randy Cordova Flores is home again in Springdale, taking his son to soccer practice and living near his protective older sister after four months in ICE detention. He is grateful. But his relief is complicated by who he left behind. “I was lucky,” he said, with his sister acting as an interpreter, referring to the family, friends and online strangers who contributed money and emotional support as he fought for his release. “I am blessed that all the people helped us through.
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CMU to give Pittsburgh $3 million over five years

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By Charlie Wolfson Verified
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Carnegie Mellon University announced it will give the City of Pittsburgh $3 million over the next five years, becoming the latest major nonprofit to pledge multimillion dollar commitments during the first six months of Mayor Corey O’Connor’s term.
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Inside the taxpayer-funded payroll of Allegheny County’s courts

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By Charlie Wolfson Verified
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Allegheny County paid a total of $72 million to courthouse employees in 2025, according to data provided in response to a Pittsburgh’s Public Source request. Those employees were mostly probation officers, clerks and judicial assistants. In addition, judges in the county combined to earn almost $14 million, paid by the state. Public Source has tracked city and county government pay data for more than a decade.
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