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West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice said Friday that his state will keep accepting refugees, declining an offer by President Donald Trump's administration that lets states halt resettlement.
Robert Bowers, the man accused of killing 11 at the Tree Of Life Synagogue, and his defense team are accusing the prosecution of dumping new evidence on them last minute.
The suspected wanted in the Harmar Township Betting Parlor robbery is possibly connected to 12 different robberies in seven different states, officials said.
A former PWSA employee is suing the company because he claims he was fired for using medical marijuana.
Wheeling University, West Liberty University, and Bethany College have formed a partnership that will benefit students at each school.
Despite seeing the largest increase in leisure and hospitality employment, the state jobless rate increased slightly in November.
If you're thinking about buying a puppy for the holiday season, the Better Business Bureau is warning people looking for a new furry friend to watch out for scams.
The Steelers have some good news: nobody is listed as questionable, nobody is listed as doubtful and nobody has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the New York Jets.
A lawsuit has been filed against North Braddock Police Department after a woman was allegedly illegally detained and arrested.
The Steelers have waived Kameron Kelly and promoted Marcus Allen.
The Boyce Park Snow Tubing Area is scheduled to open this weekend.
A Pittsburgh Public Schools employee is suing the district, claiming she was passed up for promotions and raises in favor of black candidates who were "in every instance" less qualified.
Allegheny County Controller Chelsa Wagner will stand trial again in Detroit in April of 2020.
Dollar Bank's computer systems have been offline for maintenance since 6:45 Thursday evening.
A road in Pittsburgh's Allentown neighborhood will be closed as crews start to demolish homes impacted by a landslide in February.
