Multi-year, $150 million project to improve Pittsburgh's light rail system
A multi-year, $150 million project to improve Pittsburgh's light rail system will start next month.
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A multi-year, $150 million project to improve Pittsburgh's light rail system will start next month.
Gov. Josh Shapiro has thrown his support behind the Pittsburgh Steelers, hoping the NFL approves Pittsburgh's bid to host either the 2026 or 2027 NFL Draft.
Russell Wilson is in and Kenny Pickett is out. It is true on the field and in local apparel shops.
Allegheny Health Network is boosting its minimum hourly starting wage to $18 an hour at the end of the month.
The owner of the team and the stadium is seeking a $10 million state grant to help fund the first phase of expansion.
President Biden is not expected to say that the transition should be blocked, just that it needs 'serious scrutiny.'
WalletHub named Pittsburgh among the best cities in the country for celebrating St. Patrick's Day.
PRT will appoint a steering committee in an attempt to put fresh eyes on the Mon Incline, CEO Katharine Kelleman said.
Office buildings cleared out during the pandemic but efforts to convert them into apartment buildings have stalled.
The Pittsburgh area is getting its first Bass Pro Shops location.
A federal judge has ruled that Norfolk Southern alone will be responsible for paying for the cleanup.
The major change will impact all North Shore events.
McArdle's Pub on the South Side is closing after 85 years.
A new Starbucks is supposedly coming to Lawrenceville and people are not thrilled.
Ohio is ready to begin doling out hundreds of millions of dollars in opioid settlement money to community and government organizations.
