South Side Residents Fed Up With Violence, But Weary On New Restrictions
As Pittsburgh Public Safety ramps up efforts to curb violence on the South Side, residents are weary when it comes to new restrictions.
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As Pittsburgh Public Safety ramps up efforts to curb violence on the South Side, residents are weary when it comes to new restrictions.
The search is underway for a man accused of setting fire to a home following a domestic incident in Armstrong County.
On the same night efforts to curb South Side violence began, a man was shot in the Wharton Street Giant Eagle parking lot.
The second floor of a home in Penn Hills will need to be completely rebuilt following an early morning fire.
The "End Of Watch Ride" honoring fallen police officers made stops in Ambridge and Aliquippa on Saturday.
Governor Tom Wolf is calling on the general assembly to extend a statewide disaster emergency to help with Pennsylvania's opioid crisis.
Mylan has officially closed its Viatris manufacturing plant in Morgantown.
Police in Butler County are investigating the theft of a 14-year-old horse in Renfrew.
The City Of Pittsburgh's Dolly Parton Imagination Library has officially provided Pittsburgh kids with 75,000 books.
West Virginia will begin offering some fully vaccinated people free tests to measure antibody levels against COVID-19.
A happy couple got hitched in Mt. Lebanon on Friday -- the only unusual thing about this wedding is that the couple tied the knot at their senior living center.
The turmoil continues at Sewickley Academy over the recent major changes to the school's leadership.
A legal battle is brewing between Allegheny County's District Attorney and the State Attorney General.
Alex Hribal, the student who attacked nearly two dozen of his classmates at Franklin Regional High School in 2014 has filed a new appeal.
A 37-year-old woman was killed in a crash in Greene County on Friday night.
