Another street, this time in North Oakland, turned into a sheet of ice causing cars to freeze
For the second time in as many days, another Pittsburgh street was turned into a sheet of ice due to rushing water.
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For the second time in as many days, another Pittsburgh street was turned into a sheet of ice due to rushing water.
For nearly two days, a water main break caused water to flow down Berg Street, turning it into a sheet of ice.
It's so cold the rivers throughout the Pittsburgh area are freezing, and experts say that could mean big problems.
The City of Pittsburgh stepped in and helped the residents of the Maple Ridge Apartments.
You see them all over social media, tips and tricks on how to beat the winter weather, but do any of them work?
In places like Franklin and Butler, temperatures dropped to -10 degrees with wind chills as low as -25 degrees.
Wednesday will hit negative degrees, but totals will be in the positives up to 30 degrees for the rest of the week.
Sub-zero temperatures are difficult for people to deal with, but it can be challenging for pets too, especially dogs.
Western Pennsylvania power companies are asking customers to be prepared during this cold stretch.
More than a dozen units at an apartment building in the East Hills of Pittsburgh are without heat.
Dozens of closings and delays have been announced across western Pennsylvania on Wednesday.
Doctors are warning about the health impacts of extreme cold ahead of the single-digit temperatures expected this week.
The mayor tells KDKA-TV they have been virtually out of salt since Saturday and have been trying to get more for weeks.
The arctic air is on our doorstep and will take hold tonight.
Salt is a hot commodity as western Pennsylvania has been continuously battered by winter weather.
An extreme cold watch has been issued for the entire Pittsburgh area next week.
Temperatures will drop going into the next week and more snowfall is expected today.
The cold weather and snow has made Pittsburgh area resident's commute more difficult.
Temperatures are expected to be below zero degrees next week.
A neighbor that the boys helped last week wanted to return the favor and reward the boys for their kindness, so she went online and bought them exactly what they wanted.
Firefighters in White Oak battle fires in freezing temperatures, but it doesn't stop them from getting the job done.
Meteorologist Ray Petelin shows us how snow can be other colors than white.
Frosbite can lead to permanent tissue damage and hypothermia can lead to cardiac arrest, arrhythmias, or even death.
Another round of snow is expected to dump a widespread 1 to 3 inches across the Pittsburgh area.
A "severely frostbitten" dog was brought to the Beaver County Humane Society
