Woman Briefly Trapped After Car Crashes Into Her Home
A woman was not seriously injured after a car crashed into her home, briefly trapping her inside.
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A woman was not seriously injured after a car crashed into her home, briefly trapping her inside.
According to Shell, 42 employees have tested positive for coronavirus.
A COVID-19 mobile testing site in McKeesport is open and processes results within 48 hours.
The Peters Township marching band has been banned from performing at any WPIAL event after an investigation into blackface accusations.
Dozens gathered on Tuesday night to remember New Kensington Police Officer Brian Shaw, who was killed in the line of duty three years ago.
About 100 Pittsburgh police officers are in quarantine "out of an abundance of caution" after multiple Pittsburgh Public Safety members tested positive for the virus.
A woman was shot in Monessen and flown to a Pittsburgh hospital.
A young Ohio woman acquitted of killing and burying her newborn in her family's backyard has been released from a probation term she was serving for abuse of a corpse.
Fox Chapel will remove the word "squaw" from two roads and the trail system in the community.
Allegheny County Judge Mark Tranquilli, who was accused of making racially insensitive comments, has resigned before his misconduct trial.
A federal court held a hearing Tuesday afternoon on the Trump campaign's claim that mail-in ballots should not be counted in Allegheny County and several other counties in the state.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Tuesday announced a three-week retail curfew running from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. to slow the spread of the coronavirus as cases stay at near-record high levels.
With record-shattering coronavirus cases pushing people back inside their homes, most holiday shopping is now being done online.
Pennsylvania's state secretary says that voter turnout in the Nov. 3 election was record-breaking.
Kennywood is making some changes.
