Trick Or Treat 2021: Halloween Celebrations Across Western Pennsylvania
Here is our growing list of Western Pennsylvania trick or treating times and community celebrations.
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Here is our growing list of Western Pennsylvania trick or treating times and community celebrations.
The PWSA is holding a contest as part of Imagine a Day Without Water.
Pennsylvania lawmakers and military officials are remembering Gen. Colin Powell following his death from COVID-19 complications.
As the nation mourns the loss of former Secretary of State Colin Powell, one local doctor says it underscores just how much risk is still involved with COVID.
Some college towns plan to challenge the results of the 2020 census, claiming they were shortchanged because the pandemic forced students to leave campuses and complaining that the undercount could cost them federal money and prestige.
WWE is coming back to Pittsburgh for the holidays.
The City of Pittsburgh's drive-in movie night series is back this fall.
A tractor trailer driver is dead after crashing into a utility pole, two vehicles and a mobile home.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 994 new COVID-19 cases and 12 additional deaths over the past three days.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 11,208 new coronavirus cases and 105 additional deaths over the past three days.
We are off to another chilly, but normal start to our morning with some spots in the upper 30's.
If you came across an empty shelf while shopping over the weekend, you came face to face with the supply chain issue. There is plenty of supply and plenty of demand, but the issue with getting things to consumers starts with a shortage of truck drivers.
A first-of-its kind event aimed at eliminating hate will kick off right here in the City of Pittsburgh today, with some high-profile leaders taking part in the Eradicate Hate Global Summit.
Election Day is fast approaching and the clock is ticking if you still need to register to vote.
COVID-19 cases are appearing to be declining across the country, and health leaders are attributing that to vaccination rates -- but millions of unvaccinated Americans could lead to another wave of a surge in cases.
