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1 day ago | audacy.com | John Silva

Ansonia, Conn./WTIC Radio - Ansonia police have released photos and video of a street takeover early Saturday morning. The video shows an unruly mob descending on a police cruiser in the area of Wakelee Avenue and Franklin Street around 12:30 Saturday morning. Police say the crowd numbered between 50 and 100 and there were several dozen vehicles involved.

1 day ago | audacy.com | Andrew Limberg

Thank you, Mike Sullivan. That was Joe Starkey's overall message for the now departed Pittsburgh Penguins Head Coach on Monday. The Pens have only won one playoff series since winning back-to-back Stanley Cups in 2016 and 2017 and haven't made the playoffs the past three years. But Sullivan is a huge part of the Penguins' last two championships. Starkey reminded people on Monday afternoon just how bad things were right before Sullivan arrived.

1 day ago | audacy.com | Andrew Limberg

Steelers Head Coach Mike Tomlin's son Dino wasn't drafted, but he will get a chance to prove himself to an NFL team. KDKA Radio's WPIAL Insider Karlo says the wide receiver out of Boston College will participate in the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' rookie camp. The 6-foot, 188-pound WR had a career high 24 catches in 2023 for 312 yards, averaging 13 yards. This past season, Tomlin played in 10 games. He had three catches for 40 yards.

1 day ago | audacy.com | Andrew Limberg

A Pittsburgh funeral home owner faces charges after being accused of duping over 6,500 victims who paid for pet funeral and cremation services between 2021 and 2024. Pennsylvania's Attorney General Dave Sunday says Patrick Vereb, owner of Vereb Funeral Home and Eternity Pet Memorial charged victims a total of over $650,000 for services he didn't perform. Vereb is accused of taking money from over 6,500 for proper, private cremation services and gave back unknown ashes to customers.

1 day ago | audacy.com | John Silva

Storrs, Conn./WTIC Radio - UConn is announcing that the visas of 13 international students that were revoked earlier this month have been reinstated. In a statement the university says it has learned that the Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS) records were restored. The students are now eligible to return to their work and studies, the university said. The visas were terminated without warning in early April with no reason given.