Pittsburgh Weather: Cold Starts, Not Much Snow Rounds Out The Week
We won't see much of a break from the cold temperatures as we head into the weekend.
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We won't see much of a break from the cold temperatures as we head into the weekend.
The free COVID-19 testing kits distributed by the U.S. government have started to arrive and are prompting a new question -- does it harm the tests if they sit in the mailbox while temperatures are bitter cold?
Thursday morning has temperatures starting off in the single digits or below zero which can be dangerous for many.
When we have snow and cold weather, kids love to play outside, but keeping them safe is another story.
A Springdale man is accused of using a stolen debit card.
As temperatures fall as low as they have, cats and other small animals will wedge themselves into cars.
Activists and environmentalists made it clear not enough is being done about air pollution in western Pennsylvania.
Several organizations in Allegheny County will receive some of the $23 million in state funding for violence intervention and prevention programs.
Plans to build an ATV park in Glassport just got a big financial boost.
The chill has returned, and that means the dangers of frigid temperatures are back too.
After being thrown to the ground and having had his head stomped on by another student, the family says the 17-year-old victim is out of the hospital but still suffering from headaches, memory loss and more.
A longtime Pittsburgh drug store is headed back to where it all started.
A Washington County man is accused of sexually abusing a 12-year-old boy.
For some, working in the bitter temperatures is just another day on the job.
The former West Mifflin superintendent fired after his second DUI case may be hired by Woodland Hills.
