Pittsburgh Public Schools Changes Start Date Again To Sept. 3
Pittsburgh Public Schools is changing its start date again.
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Pittsburgh Public Schools is changing its start date again.
Officials have held out the potential for taxpayer-paid subsidies to help entice the U.S. Golf Association to bring more Opens and elite amateur events to two courses in the state.
The Kaufmann's building has been vacant for years, but it is getting new life again.
A man who fell over a hillside during a foot chase with police in Brighton Heights on Aug. 5 has died.
A new state law is changing how long milk can stay on store shelves.
A lot of people around Pittsburgh have made special memories and special connections at Kennywood Park, and the story of Jordan and Jordon comes with a little twist.
Both UPMC and the Allegheny Health Network are making plans now and will be ready come Sept. 20.
It's a packed weekend of events in the city and you may already notice some changes in effect.
Leaders in a small Armstrong County community are dealing with a shortage of workers due to COVID-19.
There were cheers and a room full of smiles for Fran Kueshner.
While COVID-19 numbers are changing in Allegheny County, the message from leaders remains the same: they want people to get vaccinated.
Congratulations are in order for Pittsburgh Penguins' fan favorite Jake Guentzel!
Pittsburgh Public Schools says the district is offering sign-on bonuses for bus drivers and some companies are offering up to a $5,000 bonus.
Two people were injured in a shooting in West Mifflin.
The Beaver County DA says the woman who was on the scene of a deadly shooting over the weekend is being treated as a victim and not a defendant.
