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Grand Jury Declines To Indict Rep. Deluzio

A federal grand jury refused to indict Democratic lawmakers for making a video that urges the U.S. military to reject unlawful orders. The video features Rep. Chris Deluzio of Fox Chapel and five other lawmakers who previously served in the military or at intelligence agencies. [Post-Gazette]

County OKs Tax Relief for Longtime Homeowners

Allegheny County hasn't done a property reassessment in more than a decade, and some residents could be hit with significantly higher tax bills whenever the next one happens. To help lessen the burden on low-income, longtime homeowners in gentrifying neighborhoods, County Council approved legislation that could protect them from future reassessments. [WESA]

• You pay property taxes. So why don't big nonprofits like UPMC or Highmark Health? [🎧 City Cast Pittsburgh]

City Council Wants Better Sidewalk Snow Removal

Councilwoman Barb Warwick introduced legislation that would create an inventory of right-of-ways that need to be cleared after snow fall: curb cuts, bus stops, accessible parking spots, and more. The bill will be up for discussion next week.

• More City Council news: Council approved a ballot question for the May primary, asking voters to allow the city to publish public hearing notices on digital news sites instead of just in print. The measure comes after the Post-Gazette announced it's shutting down. [TribLive / 🎧 City cast Pittsburgh]

Kraft Heinz Co. Pauses Its Breakup

The company’s new CEO says he's halting plans to split the packaged food maker into two separate entities and is instead investing $600 million into marketing and sales. The Pittsburgh- and Chicago-based company announced plans to split up last fall. [🔒 Business Times]