ACLU sues Pitt over suspension of pro-Palestinian student organization
The American Civil Liberties Union has sued the University of Pittsburgh over the suspension of a pro-Palestinian student organization.
City of Pittsburgh turns to USDA sharpshooters to deal with deer population in city neighborhoods
Urban deer have chewed through the city's major parks, and now they're in neighborhoods. The city has a new way of dealing with the overpopulation.
Coaxing payments from Pittsburgh's nonprofits becomes hot topic mayoral race
Having the city's major nonprofits make payments in lieu of taxes is a goal that has eluded several of Pittsburgh's mayors.
Can the "AI Revolution" translate into a success story for the Pittsburgh economy?
Pittsburgh has found itself at the forefront of research and tech, but can that stop the job and population losses?
Democratic mayoral primary race heating up with infusion of so-called dark money
KDKA-TV Lead Investigator Andy Sheehan undercovers who's behind all this cash which is raising the stakes in who becomes the next mayor.
Mayor Ed Gainey touts accomplishments in affordable housing, but the numbers tell another story
It was the cornerstone of his campaign, affordable housing, but Mayor Gainey's promise to grow units in the city has fallen short.
Owner of Pittsburgh tow truck service will serve house arrest after pleading guilty to predatory practices
Facing more than 100 charges of fraud and theft by deception, Vince Fannick agreed to a plea agreement to avoid jail.
Four years after the Wholey building was torn down, only a potential parking lot has been built
The developer promised a state-of-the-art office complex and new business but now, it appears all they have planned is a parking lot.
Pittsburgh's unions divided over support for Mayor Ed Gainey and Controller Corey O'Connor
Both candidates are touting the support from labor, but the unions themselves are divided between the two.
How could federal government funding cuts impact Pittsburgh's economy?
The federal government employs thousands in the Pittsburgh region and funds research to the tune of billions of dollars.
Building owners on Fifth Avenue running into roadblocks as they try to demolish condemned properties
The Fifth Avenue corridor has a zoning designation that requires community review on developments and it's keeping condemned buildings from being demolished.
North Fayette Township manager and local businesses come up with plan to clean up Route 22
The township manager, along with local businesses and PennDOT, are in talks to sponsor an "Adopt-A-Highway" program.
County Controller Corey O'Connor barely edges out Mayor Ed Gainey for party endorsement
In what was a razor-thin vote, County Controller Corey O'Connor won the Allegheny County Democratic Committee's endorsement for mayor.
Rep. Chris Deluzio voices concern for veterans amid plan for mass VA layoffs
The Trump administration recently confirmed its plans to eliminate thousands of VA employees.
Pittsburgh using sharpshooters to reduce deer overpopulation in parks
The city of Pittsburgh has been trying to reduce the over-population of deer in city parks.