Catholic Charities Temporarily Moves Warming Station
Catholic Charities is temporarily moving its Winter Warming Station.
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Catholic Charities is temporarily moving its Winter Warming Station.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is just a day away, and several institutions will be closed in observance of the federal holiday.
Temperatures falling overnight has PennDOT and Pittsburgh Public Works preparing for icy road conditions.
Family and friends of a man found dead in his car with multiple gunshot wounds gathered in a New Kensington park to remember his life.
Are you looking to bring a pet into your home? Local animal shelters are a great place to find a furry companion. This week, Furry Tails features Robin and Daisy!
Hundreds marched from Grant Street to Market Square as part of the 2020 Women's March here in Pittsburgh.
As the temperature drops overnight, there is the potential for ice to form and created hazardous conditions Sunday morning.
Abiding Missions is opening an emergency warming center in Pittsburgh on Sunday morning.
The FBI is searching for a missing watercolor painting from Ernest H. Shepard, the illustrator of Winnie The Pooh.
Benjamin Russo has dyslexia but he isn't letting that keep him from showing the artistic talents he possesses.
A business owner and a volunteer search organizer are creating a scholarship fund in the name of an Ohio teen who went missing for weeks and was found dead inside the chimney of an unoccupied home.
With incoming ice and sleet expected for Sunday, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is imposing temporary limits on trucks and vehicles on Interstates 86 and 90.
A University of Pittsburgh student was struck and killed by a Port Authority bus on the school's campus Saturday morning.
It was announced this past Thursday that the 2020 Beaver County Snow Shovel Riding Championship, slated for Saturday, was canceled for the year.
A Kentucky man who punched a protester outside of an August rally for President Donald Trump in Cincinnati was sentenced Friday to 120 days in jail.