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Pittsburgh talk host Doug Hoerth found dead
Longtime Pittsburgh personality Doug Hoerth was found by police in his suburban Pittsburgh home. No cause of death was immediately established, and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette says an autopsy will be performed by the Allegheny County Medical Examiner's office. Hoerth spent many years on radio in the Steel City, hosting shows on KDKA-AM (1020), WTAE-AM and WPTT-AM, as well as an oldies show on WJAS-AM (1320). Hoerth was 66.
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