Pittsburgh Law Enforcement Bracing For Potential Election Day Unrest
Local law enforcement officials are training for the potential of unrest on Election Day.
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Local law enforcement officials are training for the potential of unrest on Election Day.
A Pittsburgh company's lunar lander plans to touch down on the moon in 2021.
In 2016, President Donald Trump received 64% of the votes in Fayette County, compared to 33% for Hillary Clinton.
Polls suggest the presidential race is tightening in Pennsylvania.
Last week's veto by Pennsylvania's governor of a bill that would have let restaurants reopen at full capacity in some circumstances remains in effect after a veto override failed in the state House.
Pennsylvania medical officials say a 16-year-old cat from Cumberland County is the state's first COVID-19 positive feline.
Officials are investigating two possible shootings in Jeanette.
Medical experts are concerned that some people won't get a coronavirus vaccine once it has been approved and distributed.
In addition to the hotly contested presidential race, Pennsylvania voters will also be electing a state treasurer.
Allegheny County Council approved making Juneteenth a paid holiday for county employees.
A 16-year-old from the Pittsburgh region is the second-best motocross rider in the country in his age division.
A man wanted in Ohio is in jail after police say he opened fire at a Fayette County housing complex.
One person is in custody and another is still on the run after they allegedly assaulted a Kiski Township resident and stole that person's vehicle.
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden virtually talked with Mister Rogers' widow, Joanne, while in Latrobe last month.
Pittsburgh City Council has unanimously passed a bill protecting people from discrimination based on their hairstyle.
