Protesters Gather At Washington County Courthouse
While protests in Pittsburgh turned violent and chaotic, protestors in Washington, Pa. gathered at the County courthouse peacefully to speak out against the death of George Floyd.
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While protests in Pittsburgh turned violent and chaotic, protestors in Washington, Pa. gathered at the County courthouse peacefully to speak out against the death of George Floyd.
One person is in critical condition following a shooting that injured three people at a block party along Kelly Street in Homewood on Saturday night.
As commencement ceremonies have been canceled due to the Coronavirus pandemic, graduates from Carlynton Junior-Senior High School were met by the 'Cougar Commencement Caravan' to celebrate their achievements.
After hours of peaceful protest, once demonstrators reached PPG Paints Arena, the situation became dangerous.
For hours, protestors were passionate, peaceful, and proud until some turned the demonstrations violent.
As things continue to unfold on the ground, hundreds of people have taken to social media to share their view of what happened this afternoon in Pittsburgh.
Governor Tom Wolf has signed a disaster emergency declaration to help counties respond to the escalations of protests.
Pittsburgh Police Chief Scott Schubert expressed anger and disappointment at the people responsible for turning Saturday's protests violent.
Port Authority has suspended all bus and light rail services for the night.
A curfew has been put in place for the City of Pittsburgh, beginning at 8:30 p.m. on Saturday night and ending at 6:00 a.m.
Pittsburgh Public Safety has declared an unlawful assembly downtown and is urging residents to stay home and avoid the area.
The president of the Pittsburgh branch of the NAACP is calling for unity and justice following the death of George Floyd.
Mt. Lebanon School District officials and first responders held a parade on Friday for the class of 2020.
Protests over the death of George Floyd turned violent late Saturday afternoon and at least two Pittsburgh Police cruisers were set on fire.
An inseparable pair of twin sisters are now working together as healthcare workers, treating the critically ill and coronavirus patients.