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11 investigates: Allegheny County sees its most violent month of 2026

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By Jatara McGee Verified
| MSN Verified
It's been a violent summer across Allegheny County. Detectives are investigating more than a dozen homicides in just the last few weeks. It marks a major uptick in a year that saw fewer homicides in the first half of the year. 11 Investigates examined homicide statistics for all of 2026 and found July was the most violent month of the year by far. Shootings and one stabbing left 13 people dead in Allegheny County. The numbers are concerning to community members, anti-violence advocates and police.
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11 Investigates: Allegheny County sees its most violent month of 2026

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By Jatara McGee Verified
| WPXI-TV (Pittsburgh, PA) Verified
ALLEGHENY COUNTY, Pa. — It’s been a violent summer across Allegheny County. Detectives are investigating more than a dozen homicides in just the last few weeks. It marks a major uptick in a year that saw fewer homicides in the first half of the year. 11 Investigates examined homicide statistics for all of 2026 and found July was the most violent month of the year by far. Shootings and one stabbing left 13 people dead in Allegheny County.
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City says condemned property demolitions are back on track after two subpar years

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By Jatara McGee Verified
| Yahoo Verified
The City of Pittsburgh is making progress in tearing down dangerous properties, but problems tied to the thousands of buildings persist across the city. Take Allentown, for example. The 200 block of Millbridge Street means a lot to Karen Zola. Her mother, who is 90, has lived on a corner lot for over 30 years. Over time, blight crept in and stuck around. A home two doors down from hers, at 205 Millbridge Street, became abandoned and fell into disrepair.
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