Pittsburgh vows to protect immigrants despite threat of funding cuts
Pittsburgh and Allegheny County are among hundreds of jurisdictions accused of standing in the way of efforts to deport illegal immigrants.
Carnegie Mellon's international students watch Trump's battle with Harvard
As a world leader in the computer sciences, artificial intelligence and robotics, CMU attracts students from around the world.
Corey O'Connor outlines his vision after unseating Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey
Corey O'Connor derailed Mayor Ed Gainey's hopes for a second term with a promise to move the city forward.
Man charged with giving alcohol to 20-year-old Pirates fan who fell from PNC Park stands
A man is charged with giving alcohol to the 20-year-old Pirates fan who fell 21 feet from his seat onto the warning track at PNC Park.
Analyzing Pittsburgh's 2025 mayoral primary
It's the hottest contested Pittsburgh mayoral race in recent memory.
Concerns over venue and debt put Pittsburgh's Juneteenth festival into question
Juneteenth is a national holiday celebrating Black emancipation, but this year's festival in Pittsburgh is in doubt.
So-called dark money pouring into Democratic primary for mayor of Pittsburgh
With just a week to go, the money keeps pouring into the Democratic primary for mayor of Pittsburgh.
Questions raised about Fetterman's mental health after recent controversies
Recent outbursts and stories surrounding Sen. John Fetterman have raised questions about his mental health.
Pittsburgh is owed more than $1 million in uncollected bills for police security
Pittsburgh, a city strapped for cash, is owed more than $1 million in uncollected bills for police security.
Pittsburgh's emergency management coordinator was out of towns during storms
Pittsburgh City Controller Rachael Heisler is taking the city's emergency management coordinator to task.
Council promises action to help revamp city's aging emergency vehicle fleet
The chiefs say the city's fire trucks and EMS ambulances are on their last legs.
After last year's public water fountain struggles, city says things will be different
After water fountains across Pittsburgh were not turned on until the mid to late summer last year, the Gainey administration says things will be different this year.
Pirates say 20-year-old fan who fell at PNC Park consumed 2 beers
The mother of Pirates fan Kavan Markwood said Saturday that her son was "awake, alert and able to speak."
Fiori's reopens days after storm tears roof off building
Fiori's is back open just a few days after Tuesday's deadly storms ripped the roof off the building.
City controller's annual report has stark warning about city's financial future
Pittsburgh City Controller Rachael Heisler released her annual report on Thursday with a stark warning about the city's financial future.