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A father and son accused of collecting thousands of dollars from homeowners and failing to complete improvement jobs are facing more charges.
The violent protests and riots in Wisconsin and around the country have raised questions about guns, specifically open-carry laws.
Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Socrates Brito is reportedly opting out of the season after his brother passed away from coronavirus.
Gov. Tom Wolf's administration is reiterating that the governor won't extend Pennsylvania's moratorium on evictions and foreclosures past Monday.
As we bid adieu to August and welcome the month of September, we also start what's called "meteorological fall," which includes September, October and November.
Over the summer, coronavirus cases have increased faster in children and teens than in the general population.
Congrats to Bryan Reynolds and his wife, Blair!
The Bureau of Food Safety inspected more than a dozen coronavirus-related complaints against restaurants across the state.
More federal money for local airports is heading to Pittsburgh.
Mount Lebanon Police have arrested a suspect accused of breaking into vehicles in the Sunset Hills community.
Pennsylvania's highest court is taking over another election-related lawsuit.
More than 1,300 long-term care facilities have finished universal baseline coronavirus testing by the state's Aug. 31 deadline.
The city of Pittsburgh is laying out a land plan for the next two decades.
Rapper Kanye West has sued the West Virginia Secretary of State's Office after being told his bid to get on the ballot for president came up short on qualified signatures.
Allegheny County Police detectives are investigating a fatal shooting in Wilkinsburg.
