Pittsburgh's Jewish community ramps up security ahead of High Holy Days
The Jewish community is entering its High Holy Days, during which many will be celebrating and attending services.
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The Jewish community is entering its High Holy Days, during which many will be celebrating and attending services.
A social media trend involving AI footage of Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat is prompting warnings from school districts about safety.
An in-depth look at how 9/11 has changed Lower Manhattan and beyond, 25 years after the World Trade Center attacks.
A Jeannette football player was diagnosed with leukemia after he was taken to the hospital during a game.
The owner of the two dogs that killed a family's pet emu in McKeesport was found guilty of summary charges stemming from the attack.
Tasting Table has recognized Cafe Mochiko as the best ramen restaurant in Ohio.
Local legend Donnie Iris will headline an early show at Pittsburgh's newest music venue, Citizens Live at The Wylie.
A Pennsylvania man is facing charges after police said he called Gov. Josh Shapiro's office and threatened to "destroy the Commonwealth."
Heather and David read responses to the Whatcha' Think Wednesday question: "Do you scare easily... or are you someone who likes to scare others?"
Drivers who use Rialto Street will need to use a detour for about a month as bridge repairs get underway.
With just days until the Steelers open their 2026 season, the team and the stadium unveiled several new enhancements.
Getting zapped by lightning is an enormous danger, and with an uptick in strikes in the Pittsburgh area, here's what you need to know.
A former missionary with an Ohio-based ministry has pleaded guilty to federal charges of sexually abusing two boys in Haiti.
Two people were killed in a utility terrain vehicle crash in Webster County, West Virginia, over the weekend, authorities said.
Under the program, Bordas and Bordas will donate $500 to Ronald McDonald House for every sack the Steelers record during the season.
