A primary election and accusations of quid pro quo loom over Pittsburgh's search for a new police chief
With a primary election looming and accusations of quid pro quo flying, the fallout from the resignation of Christopher Ragland continues.
Mayor Ed Gainey's pick for Pittsburgh police chief withdraws from consideration
Ragland was Mayor Gainey's pick to replace former Chief Larry Scirotto.
Gainey, O'Connor argue over Pittsburgh mayoral campaign donations
Pittsburgh's two Democratic candidates for mayor are trading barbs over just who is funding their campaigns.
Gecko Robotics enters into $100 million partnership with energy company, hopes it can spark the Pittsburgh economy
The robotics company has a multi-million dollar partnership with NAES and the hope is it kickstarts a boom in the local economy.
A homegrown robotics company is a Pittsburgh success story, but it's only one of a few, why is that?
Gecko Robotics is one of the hottest tech companies around and it was founded here in Pittsburgh, but with a stagnant economy, it's only one of a few.
Mayor Ed Gainey promotes progress in Downtown Pittsburgh, but still says there's more to be done
Mayor Ed Gainey touted progress on things like redevelopment and public safety but still said they're where they want to be.
Some Pittsburgh councilmembers eye cutting controversial $6 million plan
Pittsburgh City Council is looking for ways to cut spending, and some members are eyeing a controversial $6 million comprehensive plan.
Why is a 10-mile stretch of Route 22 strewn with litter?
There's an unsightly mess collecting along a road in North Fayette — so much that it looks more like a landfill.
Judge rules PPS didn't have standing to file lawsuit ordering property reassessment
A judge has dismissed the suit brought by Pittsburgh Public Schools to order a property reassessment in Allegheny County.
Elderly woman testifies in preliminary hearing after allegedly being sexually assaulted by a homeless man
The petite, 93-year-old woman recalled the chilling story of how a homeless man followed her home, forced his way in, and assaulted her.
Pitt, CMU could lose close to $200 million in NIH funding
Together, the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University could lose close to $200 million in funding from the National Institutes of Health.
Former Shaler School District history teacher among those pardoned for actions on January 6
Robert Morss, an Army combat veteran and former history teacher now wants to get back to teaching after he was pardoned by President Trump.
Battery issue at Clairton Coke Works causes "boom," sends 2 to hospital
An issue with a battery at U.S. Steel's Clairton Coke Works sent two people to the hospital, according to the health department.
Mon View Heights owners charged with pocketing federal funds
The owners of the company responsible for the Mon View Heights housing complex in West Mifflin are facing more charges.
Most tents removed from homeless encampment along Eliza Furnace Trail
The encampment was the largest in the city.