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Carnegie Mellon University is joining other colleges and universities in pushing back against the Trump administration's decision to make international students leave the country if they plan on taking classes entirely online this fall.
The City of Pittsburgh and the City of Philadelphia have signed onto an amicus brief in a gun ordinance case in front of the Supreme Court.
Gov. Tom Wolf on Thursday extended a statewide moratorium on foreclosures and evictions until Aug. 31, saying renters need more breathing room in the midst of the pandemic.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 719 new cases of Coronavirus on Thursday, and 36 more deaths.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 158 new Coronavirus cases Thursday, and no additional deaths.
The Mellon Park Tennis Bubble will be closed indefinitely starting at the close of business on Thursday.
The West End Bridge is closed in both directions.
A woman was thrown from her vehicle after colliding with a tree in Westmoreland County.
Pittsburgh Public Schools leaders met virtually Thursday to continue discussions about reopening schools.
The fire marshal has been called to the scene of a fire at the Buena Vista Pool in Elizabeth Township.
A high-speed crash in Lawrence County sent the driver of the car to the hospital overnight.
Food insecurity in children is being exacerbated due to the pandemic but a couple of local organizations are working to solve that problem.
Several western Pennsylvania drive-in theaters will be hosting a pre-taped, "drive-in" concert headlined by Blake Shelton.
Police have arrested a suspect they say looted the Wine & Spirits store on Fifth Avenue during the riots on May 30.
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives moved to ensure that it can block Gov. Wolf from imposing a price on greenhouse gas emissions.
