Shooting Victim Found In Fineview Dies
Pittsburgh Police say a shooting victim found in the city's Fineview neighborhood has died.
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Pittsburgh Police say a shooting victim found in the city's Fineview neighborhood has died.
Two workers are dead and three others were being treated for injuries after a gas leak early Wednesday morning at the Bruce Mansfield Power Station.
Eighteen-thousand homes on Pittsburgh's North Side, as well as in Millvale and Reserve remain under a boil water advisory.
The former Youth Development Center site in Shenango Township has been vacant for years, and it will remain that way for the time being after a sale was terminated.
When classes begin next Tuesday at the East Allegheny School District, things will look very different in the classrooms and the hallways because there is a new dress code in place.
A Vietnam veteran got quite a surprise on Monday when he returned to his parked vehicle to find something he says he never got when he came home from the war.
One teenager has died and another is reportedly in custody after a shooting Tuesday night in Mercer County.
At least one person is dead following a shooting in Westmoreland County this evening.
At 99 years of age and 81 seasons as an usher for the Pittsburgh Pirates, Phil Coyne received a great honor.
Two years ago, a random act of violence nearly silenced the voice of a renowned local jazz singer. But, Carlton Leeper refused to be a victim. His recovery has amazed even veteran medical professionals.
Police are investigating after a shooting this evening in Mount Oliver.
North Korea's state media says leader Kim Jong Un has called for more ballistic missile launches into the Pacific a day after it flew a missile designed to carry a nuclear payload over Japan.
Pittsburgh City Council members criticized the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority on Tuesday, claiming the agency knew about the problem that prompted the Flush and Boil Water Advisory.
When the state runs out of money in mid-September, Pennsylvania State Treasurer Joe Torsella will no longer borrow money to pay for anything owed by the state.
The owner of a Houston mattress chain has opened up his stores as a shelter for hundreds of Texans displaced by floods.
