The Pittsburgh Bureau of Police is without a leader once again, for the fifth time in three years, after the mayor's pick for the top cop retired and stepped down as acting chief Tuesday. Now it's back to the drawing board and folks across the city have their own thoughts about what they're looking for.

Ragland was Mayor Ed Gainey’s nominee for Pittsburgh’s next police chief. But now, he’s expected to move into the private sector with a national firm, according to a statement from the Mayor. This comes as Mayor Gainey is facing a tough primary challenge from Allegheny County Controller Corey O’Connor in just three months and is also dealing with the loss of his first police chief,

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The Pittsburgh Steelers have been patient when it comes to their quarterback situation for the 2025 season thus far. Over