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The University of Pittsburgh's former Emergency Management director has been indicted for stealing and selling for his own profit the school's supply of coronavirus personal protective equipment online.
As more variant cases are being found across the nation, people are looking for more information on how it will impact them.
Police have located a missing 57-year-old woman from Slippery Rock.
Rachel Levine is the first openly transgender person to win Senate confirmation; she'll be assistant secretary of health.
A video released by TMZ showed Steelers WR Chase Claypool involved in a bar fight.
Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre is putting up a new mobile stage for a two-week festival featuring 20 performing arts organizations.
As Allegheny County leaders announced a plan to launch a new vaccine registration system, they also expanded eligibility for its vaccine clinics.
State police want to remind people that it doesn't take a lot of flash flooding water to knock you down or wash away your car.
A judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a high school teacher in West Virginia who was fired in 2017 for a series of social media posts.
The city has created a website to connect youth, families and organizations to educational and recreation opportunities.
UCLA defied expectations by making it to the Sweet 16, but now they face powerhouse Alabama on Sunday, and Coach Mick Cronin minced no words about what his players are facing.
A Mercer County woman is dead after being run over by her own vehicle with her three children inside Tuesday night.
While the rain chances will be scattered after 9:00 a.m., the next few days still could see isolated showers.
Sen. Pat Toomey says he's voting to oppose Dr. Rachel Levine's confirmation as the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' assistant secretary of health.
With a pandemic, protests, riots, a tumultuous election and a divided country, Pittsburgh Police Chief Scott Schubert felt like he had to do something.
