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You may be owed more money beyond repair costs after a car accident

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By Susan Koeppen Verified
| WPXI-TV (Pittsburgh, PA) Verified
A vehicle’s value often decreases after an accident, even if fully repaired, a concept known as diminished value. Many drivers may be eligible for compensation covering this loss, but must proactively request it from insurance companies. Diminished value represents the financial difference between a car’s worth before and after a collision. Insurance companies typically do not offer this compensation unless explicitly asked.
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Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership short-term rental program filling storefronts ahead of NFL Draft Original

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By Susan Koeppen Verified
| WPXI-TV (Pittsburgh, PA) Verified
PITTSBURGH — We’re just over a week away from the 2026 NFL Draft in Pittsburgh, and crews are hard at work setting up the stage and the fan zones in and around the North Shore. With 700,000 people expected to arrive for the draft — and a major push to spruce up Pittsburgh — there’s a focus on bringing life to many of Downtown Pittsburgh’s empty storefronts. “I think it’s exciting. Why not? More people, more opportunity,” Nixon said.
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New Pennsylvania Treasury program allows some unclaimed property to be returned automatically Original

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By Susan Koeppen Verified
| Yahoo Verified
It sounds too good to be true, but thousands of Pennsylvania residents are getting money from the state, and some of the checks are worth up to $500. The money is part of a new state program that’s putting money back in your pocket. Leigh Montgomery got something she never expected in the mail – a check, made out to her. Did she think it was a scam? Absolutely. To her surprise, the check for $190 was hers to cash. It was unclaimed property returned to her by the state treasury.
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