Pittsburgh Public Schools Reopen For In-Person Learning, Students Returning In Four Phases
Schools are back in session around Pittsburgh Public. About 4,800 students went back into the classroom for the first time in more than a year.
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Schools are back in session around Pittsburgh Public. About 4,800 students went back into the classroom for the first time in more than a year.
Thirteen people were displaced after a fire over Jack's Bar on the South Side.
Remembering to spring forward and fall back may be a thing of the past with a bill making its way through Harrisburg.
Friends and family of a mom-to-be held a socially distant drive-thru baby shower over the weekend in Elizabeth Township.
One sure sign that things are returning to normal is the number of people traveling. Another is the CDC easing travel guidelines.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 532 new Coronavirus cases and no additional deaths.
The NWSL is back with the 2021 Challenge Cup kicking off this Friday, April 9 and CBS Sports is home for all of the league's action.
A West Virginia man accused of helping his wife try to fake her death to avoid being sentenced for health care fraud has been sentenced to eight months in prison.
It's been a uniquely challenging year for San Francisco's Chinatown. The coronavirus and anti-Asian sentiment has left its streets empty and its storefronts empty.
First it was toilet paper. Now we have a new shortage on our hands, and it's something near and dear to us here in Pittsburgh -- it's ketchup.
The bill bars anyone designated "male" at birth from competing with female players.
The man accused of killing another man and trying to kill his pregnant girlfriend will spend the rest of his life behind bars.
"Major League Baseball adopted what has turned out to be a false narrative about the election law reforms in Georgia, and, based on that false narrative, moved the MLB All-Star game from Atlanta."
A 'double variant' of the coronavirus, rapidly spreading in India, has been detected in the San Francisco Bay Area by Stanford's Clinical Virology Laboratory.
"After all we have been through this past year, let alone in the history of our country, people still deal with unnecessary tragedy and are afraid for their lives. We have to do better."
