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.
Mayor Ed Gainey expected to name Christopher Ragland as next chief of police, sources say
Sources have told KDKA-TV that Ragland, who has been serving as acting chief, will be named to the position full-time.
Debate over affordable housing at center of packed Pittsburgh Planning Commission meeting
On Tuesday, a large group of supporters packed the City Planning Commission to hear arguments about inclusionary zoning measures.
Airbnb owners and managers push back on residents' displeasure saying they're a boon for the community
Residents of Pittsburgh neighborhoods find themselves frustrated with short-term rentals, but the owners believe they're an economic shot in the arm.
Pittsburgh residents becoming frustrated with a lack of regulation surrounding short-term rentals
Three years after a deadly Easter Sunday shooting at an Airbnb on the North Side, residents are concerned about the spread of short-term rentals.
Two lifelong Steelers fans sound the alarm on TJ Watt impersonator scam on Facebook
The impersonator claimed to be the Steelers' star and tried to raise money for a fake "TJ Watt Foundation."
"Bullhorn Lady" Rachel Powell released from prison after January 6 pardons from President Trump
After serving a year of a five-year sentence, Rachel Powell of Mercer County was released following the president's sweeping pardons.
Pittsburgh Police arrest operators of Hippietown stores on drug charges
Christopher Younger and his wife, Alex Veoni have been charged with possession with the intent to deliver.
Battle brewing in Lawrenceville over turning hotel into low-income housing
A plan to create a low-income housing community in Lawrenceville is being met with resistance.
Cleveland-Cliffs CEO renews efforts to purchase U.S. Steel
In a fiery press conference, Lourenco Goncalves said he wants to keep U.S. Steel in American hands.
Company accused of not maintaining apartments where fire killed 2-year-old
KDKA Investigates has uncovered years of neglect by a company that owns dozens of complexes across the country.