Judge Orders Trump Administration To Stop 'Winding Down' 2020 Census Field Work
A federal judge on Saturday ordered the Trump administration to temporarily stop "winding down or altering any Census field operations." The order applies nationwide.
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A federal judge on Saturday ordered the Trump administration to temporarily stop "winding down or altering any Census field operations." The order applies nationwide.
A local family is giving back to their community in memory of a little boy.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 62 new Coronavirus cases out of 771 test results, and no additional deaths this Sunday.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 691 new cases of Coronavirus on Sunday and no additional deaths.
A Cleveland police officer who was shot and killed in the line of duty Thursday received a hero's escort to a funeral home on Saturday.
After several pandemic-related delays, KDKA-TV News anchor Paul Martino married his longtime girlfriend, Joy.
Mayor Bill Peduto gave a stern warning to protesters after some gathered outside his house Saturday night.
A vendor at the Braddock's Inn Flea Market in Farmington was seen selling Nazi Flags and paraphernalia.
The sunshine continues today with highs in the low 80s.
The University of Pittsburgh's Dean of Students is urging students who live off campus to relocate to the University's isolation housing in the event that they test positive or are presumed positive for Coronavirus.
Pittsburgh Police are investigating a shooting at a block party in the Hill District.
A head-on vehicle collision along Route 66 in Washington Township sent two people to area trauma centers.
Loved ones gathered on the North Shore for a vigil remembering 1-year-old Zykier Young.
It's a movement that began nearly four months ago and has continued every Saturday since then.
West Virginia Governor Jim Justice signed an executive order to ensure the state can access $766 million in funding to expand broadband access.
