New Year Brings New Laws In Pittsburgh And Pennsylvania
A tax increase to help fund parks, sick leave, and a new driving requirement will go into effect in 2021.
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A tax increase to help fund parks, sick leave, and a new driving requirement will go into effect in 2021.
The temperature is on the upswing, but they are not rising fast enough to keep the roads clear of icy spots.
Pittsburgh Public Schools has decided to push back the return of in-person learning by two weeks.
The morning will bring icy conditions and the area is either under an Ice Storm Warning or a Winter Weather Advisory.
An anonymous donor covered the cost of a cat's prescription food after it was discovered the cat was suffering from kidney disease.
At least one person was taken to the hospital after a house fire in Harrison Township.
14 Pittsburgh-area licensed liquor establishments were given warnings after police visited to make sure they're following COVID-19 mitigation efforts.
The high court reversed course and decided to not hear the appeal of a convicted school shooter.
Pittsburghers rang in 2021 differently.
A construction worker was injured after falling from a ladder.
A West Virginia attorney has been disbarred after he attempted to barter his services in a woman's divorce case for sex.
The fresh start of the new year means much more to business owners heading into 2021.
Sparkling wine sales are up 20 percent.
Police have made an arrest after a man was shot and killed in Manchester in October.
One person was taken into custody after a shooting in the Strip District.
