Police: Suspect Fired 2 Shots During Lincoln Place Robbery
Police are investigating after shots were fired during a robbery in Pittsburgh's Lincoln Place neighborhood Wednesday morning.
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Police are investigating after shots were fired during a robbery in Pittsburgh's Lincoln Place neighborhood Wednesday morning.
GPS makes getting around a lot easier for most of us. But some people in Lawrenceville say it's created a problem in their neighborhood that's led to cars and businesses being damaged.
You can now drive around with a piece of Pittsburgh Penguins' history on your car.
On the heels of a legal firm releasing its findings into the handling of the teacher-student sex scandal at Plum School District, the board has voted to reinstate the superintendent.
Inside the Beaver County 911 center, operators field calls for emergencies.
A federal judge has rejected a bid for a reduced sentence for a western Pennsylvania woman convicted in the shooting death of an FBI agent during a pre-dawn drug raid at her home almost eight years ago.
Many of us pass historic churches, grand former train stations, and other public buildings every day without ever looking inside.
We're so used to getting good economic news about this region that hearing some bad news is, well, disturbing.
Civics, the basics of American government and history, should be a requirement for high school graduation, says Pennsylvania Rep. Bill Kortz, a Dravosburg Democrat.
The mayor of McKeesport has fired a part-time police officer after an inappropriate social media post surfaced.
Emergency officials worked together to free a deer that had become trapped in a fence Tuesday morning in Fineview.
The FDA has banned a controversial chemical found in antibacterial soap, but it turns out that ingredient is still legal in toothpaste.
It was a quicker, smoother commute Tuesday for many in the South Hills thanks to the reopening of the Liberty Bridge, but some vehicles have already violated the span's new weight limit.
Making the carpool lane great again, that's what one Washington State driver tried to do, but it didn't quite work.
Tyson Foods Inc. says it's voluntarily recalling more than 132,000 pounds of chicken nuggets after receiving reports that "hard, white plastic" was found in some nuggets.
