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After a nearly decade-long lawsuit waged by two environmental groups, PPG Industries Inc. has agreed to do more to clean up a factory waste dump leaking toxic metals into the Allegheny River, upriver from where Pittsburgh draws drinking water.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 412 new Coronavirus cases and two additional deaths.
Three months after Midwestern Pet Foods recalled some of its products because of a risk of aflatoxin poisoning, the company is pulling dozens more of its pet foods off the shelves. The concern this time is salmonella.
The IRS is preparing to send stimulus checks to millions of Social Security recipients still awaiting payments because they don't file taxes.
The Wolf administration is updating recommendations for K-12 schools to match CDC guidance for social distancing and COVID-19 cases in schools.
Investigators identified the car involved in a road rage shooting on a North Carolina highway that left a Pennsylvania woman dead last week.
Valisure, and independent lab and pharmacy that tests drug products for quality, says it found elevated levels of benzene in 21 sanitizers out of 260.
The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy is hosting several in-person, COVID-safe events for Earth Day.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 5,032 new Coronavirus cases and 34 additional deaths.
On Sunday, April 4, CBS Television Network will feature three hours of programming on HBCUs, their history and contributions to the game.
Voting is now open for a contest that will award a woman-owned business $25,000.
The utility company Peoples is reminding consumers that economic assistance due to the COVID-19 pandemic is still available.
Approximately 1,300 workers at Allegheny Technologies have gone on strike as of Tuesday morning.
After a year that was unlike any other in recent memory, UCLA and USC are both gunning for a spot in the NCAA men's basketball tournament's Final Four.
Two men have been arrested for allegedly vandalizing Allegheny County magisterial district judge offices, postponing court cases and causing $2,000 in damages.
