Residents On Street In Perry North Still Fearful Almost A Year After Landslide
The rubble still sits at the bottom of a hill almost a year after a house crumbled because of a landslide.
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The rubble still sits at the bottom of a hill almost a year after a house crumbled because of a landslide.
What role does the shale gas industry play in the Pittsburgh area's air quality?
Alan Faneca and his wife, Julie, are opening up about a time when their family suffered in silence.
Local businesses are wishing the Pittsburgh Steelers were playing in the Super Bowl.
The FBI is warning people about a new online dating scam.
The outside of a mobile museum visiting Pittsburgh is only a sneak peak of what's inside -- a history lesson complete with the pictures and memorable moments of the blacks who played and those who are currently playing in the National Hockey League.
A judge convicted a man of driving drunk and killing a woman in the East End.
The fire that destroyed the West Mifflin Youth Association's athletic shed is being investigated as an arson.
The Schenley Park ice skating rink is finally opening for the season.
International Union of Painters and Allied Trades want to boycott PPG, claiming a new digital platform will result in worker exploitation.
The woman accused in the kidnapping and murder of a 2-year-old girl is headed to trial.
Some local school districts are getting $35,000 in grants to help expand their computer science classes and teacher training.
Pennsylvania state troopers rescued abandoned guinea pigs that were dumped alongside the Bayfront Connector in Erie.
A Leechburg man is facing charges after police say he tried to beat up a 14-year-old boy and a police officer after leaving a bar in Armstrong County.
The Ross Township Police are warning residents to be wary after receiving reports of people knocking on doors, asking to see utility bills and then trying to force their way inside.
