Man Angry, Shocked After Learning Someone Else Is Buried In Mother's Cemetery Plot
A local man's grief over the death of his mother has been compounded by a mix-up at a cemetery in Wheeling, West Virginia.
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A local man's grief over the death of his mother has been compounded by a mix-up at a cemetery in Wheeling, West Virginia.
The Penguins have had four days off since their last game, so they used some of that time to take in the NCAA Tournament.
The president of Indiana University of Pennsylvania has made a decision about a controversy in a class on campus that even he admits, could cause more controversy.
One person was shot and killed in the South Side Slopes on Monday evening.
Pittsburgh will be back on the silver screen later this month in the new Tyler Perry movie "Acrimony."
As opioid deaths continue to climb, one drug outreach program in Washington County is seeking out addicts before they overdose.
If Republicans are looking for young blood, one young Republican state representative wants to be a U.S. Senator.
Pittsburgh Pirates catcher Elias Diaz says his mother is doing well after her ordeal of being kidnapped in their native Venezuela.
The spring road construction season is getting underway. PennDOT is about to launch two projects, but is delaying another.
Police say a woman has died after being struck by a car on Monday afternoon along a busy stretch of road in Carnegie.
When it comes to making a big purchase, many new products come with protection plans. However, are they really worth it?
The bobcat captured aboard one of the Gateway Clipper Fleet boats on Pittsburgh's Southside over the weekend should be in a new home by the end of the day Monday.
Authorities in Clarion and Jefferson counties are warning residents to be vigilant when they go outside after a coyote attacked a woman over the weekend.
Police have one person in custody following a bank robbery Monday afternoon in Downtown Pittsburgh.
The first day of spring will feel more like the return of winter in western Pennsylvania.
