Local Bar Owner Blames PWSA For Flood Damage That May Close His Business
A South Side bar owner says he may lose his business over flood damage he blames on the on Pittsburgh's Water and Sewer Authority.
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A South Side bar owner says he may lose his business over flood damage he blames on the on Pittsburgh's Water and Sewer Authority.
There are new concerns about the ice jams on the Allegheny River in Armstrong County.
An ice jam near Parker is causing concern, because it could be devastating if it melts too quickly.
Despite flooding concerns in many areas, the Mon Wharf will be open Monday.
The Allegheny River near Parker in Armstrong County has turned into a tourist attraction.
Ice jams and flooding along Oil Creek is forcing people out of their homes and into shelters.
Rising flood waters forced families from their homes Friday afternoon in Westmoreland County.
The Beaver County Emergency Management Center in Ambridge monitored the river and stream predictions and reports from the field.
The warmer temperatures are creating flooding fears in several local communities.
The ice on the Allegheny River at East Brady is a solid crust.
Our three rivers are quickly becoming less flowing and more rock solid on the surface.
The director of the Light of Life Mission calls it heartbreaking.
Huge chunks of ice that created navigation problems on the Allegheny River have prompted the National Weather Service to issue a Flood Watch.
It's been another amazing year when it comes to Mother Nature's fury. We've seen it all in the Pittsburgh area from flooding, mega-snow storms and even some tornadoes.
It was flooded by destructive waters with hundreds of toys damaged before Christmas.
The Salvation Army is asking for the public's help after hundreds of dollars of toys were damaged by flooding.
A flood advisory is in effect for the Ohio River in Pittsburgh until Wednesday afternoon.
Ross Township Fire Marshal John Reubi showed us the paperwork sent to Bernard and Evelyn Sobol Friday because of water leaking all over Amanda Loscar and Dave Rennebeck's Waldorf Park apartment.
A Ross Township couple says they were forced to leave their apartment after it was flooded.
It's a scene that has become all too familiar - Route 51 a raging rapids, unable to handle storm water.
Hundreds of people in Colorado remain out of their homes after record-breaking and devastating floods earlier this month.
Help is now available for the victims of severe storms that hit our area less than a month ago.
Severe weather is moving through parts of the area and causing some damage and flooding.
Clean up continues in Turtle Creek and Monroeville after major flooding Monday night.
Residents in several neighborhoods are still cleaning up from flooding earlier this week.
