2018 Ending On Soggy, Windy Note; 2019 Starting The Same Way
Well, 2018 is ending on a soggy, windy note. As a result, 2019's first hours will start the same way.
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Well, 2018 is ending on a soggy, windy note. As a result, 2019's first hours will start the same way.
A woman is facing hundreds of counts of animal cruelty charges over allegations of abuse at a Westmoreland County farm.
With less than 24 hours to go, 2018 became Pittsburgh's wettest year on record.
Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown reportedly sat out of Sunday's Bengals game after having a disagreement with a teammate during practice.
The Butler City Police Department says their K-9 officer has died.
The search for a missing man in Armstrong County continues nearly a week since he went missing.
A body was pulled from the Ohio River the morning of New Year's Eve.
A young man was found dead in North Braddock on Monday morning.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren on Monday took the first major step toward launching a widely anticipated campaign for the presidency, hoping her reputation as a populist fighter can help her navigate a Democratic field that could include nearly two dozen candidates.
Psychic Nikki makes her 2019 predictions for weather, celebrities, health and the lottery. How do fortunes look for the new year?
Warmer temperatures and rain on New Year's Eve forced the Boyce Park Ski Area to close on the final day of 2018.
Americans who celebrate on New Year's Eve with a bottle of champagne, party hats and a kiss at midnight have an important lesson to learn from the rest of the world and even certain regions of the USA: New Year's Day is meant for food.
2018 was a wild year. Relive the craziest stories of the year right here.
The federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour has remained the same since 2009.
New Year's Eve celebrations across the region will face some hazards Monday evening.
