Biden Supporters In Pittsburgh Gather For Celebrations In Regent Square, South Side
Spontaneous celebrations broke out in Pittsburgh following the news that Joe Biden had been elected the 46th President of the United States.
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Spontaneous celebrations broke out in Pittsburgh following the news that Joe Biden had been elected the 46th President of the United States.
BikePGH helped cyclists stay safe by hosting a free bike light giveaway on the South Side.
Games N' At on the South Side is going out of business.
Kids on the South Side can get a free pumpkin.
Two people were taken to area hospitals after they were shot in Pittsburgh's South Side neighborhood.
The American Federation of Teachers held a "drive-in" get out the vote rally at their headquarters.
A South Side concert venue is closing down because of the pandemic.
Pittsburgh Police are investigating after a man was struck by a train.
A South Side bar was ordered to shut down after an inspector found "well over" 200 people inside, no masks and no social distancing.
Pittsburghers are enjoying the city's outdoor spaces and riverfront now more than ever.
Parishioners at Prince of Peace and St. Mary of the Mount Parish held their annual Cholera Day Mass.
A Pittsburgh couple is using their home as a canvas to spread messages of hope.
Pittsburgh Police are looking for a missing 78-year-old man.
A heartbroken family is begging for help in finding its missing daughter.
The on-site consumption of alcohol has been banned at bars and restaurants in Allegheny County as Coronavirus case numbers have spiked within the last week.
Allegheny County, along with several other counties, move into the green phase on Friday and businesses are preparing to welcome back customers.
A local family held a demonstration in front of the FBI Pittsburgh Field Office on Friday to protest the death of George Floyd.
A World War II veteran and former White House guard from Pittsburgh celebrated his 100th birthday with help from city officials.
The sounds of music and people shopping were noticeably absent in the Strip District as residents of Pittsburgh stayed home Saturday morning.
Despite two confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Pittsburgh, people still flocked to the South Side for St. Patrick's Day celebrations.
Big changes and developments are being planned by new owners of the SouthSide Works.
With thousands expected to show up to the St. Patrick's Day Celebration in the South Side this year, city officials have safety on their minds and that's why once again, they're offering transportation options.
It's the timing of a scam that's making it effective against local restaurant owners.
The 2020 South Side Soup Contest results are in.
Things are getting tougher for small business owners on the South Side.
