Two years after struggles, city works to keep up with water fountains
Two years after Pittsburgh struggled to turn on public water fountains, the city says just about every operable fountain is now working.
Pittsburgh church fire investigation continues as suspect in custody
After an inferno tore through a vacant church in Pittsburgh's Mount Washington neighborhood, police are investigating a person's connection to the blaze.
Data center supporters and critics argue over future in Pittsburgh area
There are several data centers on the drawing boards in southwestern Pennsylvania, raising concerns about noise and pollution.
Pittsburgh doesn't anticipate teen takeovers during July 4th celebrations
The Fourth of July fireworks always bring a big crowd to Downtown Pittsburgh, and if you're going this year, you may notice heightened security.
Allegheny County's pension fund crisis could leave taxpayers on the hook
Allegheny County is facing a major financial crisis that leaders are unsure how to address.
Rising Tide Partners hopes new leadership will drive progress
Rising Tide Partners began acquiring depressed properties five years ago with the promise of transforming struggling neighborhoods.
McKeesport head football coach Matt Miller disputes resignation
On Wednesday night, the McKeesport school board said it accepted Matt Miller's resignation, though Miller said he never offered his resignation.
McKeesport High School football legend calls on head coach to resign
The school board in McKeesport has called a special meeting on Wednesday to decide the future of its football coaching staff.
Here's what to know about Delta-8
Delta-8 is unregulated and untested, and more and more users are paying the price.
Pittsburgh Episcopal priest pleads guilty to stealing baseball cards
The former dean of the Trinity Episcopal Cathedral has pled guilty to stealing baseball cards from a local Walmart.
Man found guilty in stabbing after defense argued Delta 8 caused psychotic episode
On Tuesday, Judge Edward Borkowski said Jasper Hilliard intended to kill Al Carlson in Pittsburgh's Shadyside neighborhood.
McKeesport football coach decides not to step down
Despite his affiliation with a controversial church, the coach of the McKeesport High School football team is not stepping down.
Pittsburgh's fire boat costs taxpayers $1 million annually. Is it worth it?
Pittsburgh's fire boat has been on the water for nearly a decade, but it hasn't seen much action.
Shots fired at Pittsburgh police officers, ATF agents in city's Upper Hill
Multiple shots were fired at Pittsburgh Police officers and ATF agents on Wednesday night in the city's Hill District.
Ohio Catholic schools looks to restore city as students study their faith
The College of St. Joseph the Worker in Steubenville, Ohio, trains students in the trades while working through a liberal arts curriculum.