Counselors say proposal will water down effectiveness of gambling self-exclusion list
With gambling addiction on the rise, thousands of Pennsylvanians have opted to ban themselves from casinos and online sportsbooks.
Downtown Pittsburgh gets $600 million for revitalization projects
Pittsburgh is getting $600 million worth of investments to help revitalize Downtown.
Incentives and tax abatements may get Gulf Building redevelopment started
There's hope the Gulf Building project in Downtown Pittsburgh could be the catalyst for other redevelopment projects.
Needle exchange program resumes in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh's needle exchange program is running again after the city suspended it last year after collection problems.
Scirotto says he was prepared to step down if he couldn't officiate games
Pittsburgh Police Chief Larry Scirottio said he was prepared to step down if he could not return to officiating college basketball games.
Scirotto to referee college basketball games again
Pittsburgh Police Chief Larry Scirotto is returning to refereeing college basketball games.
Pittsburgh crews clear out Downtown homeless encampment
But will removing the homeless encampment on Grant Street make a difference in the spread of homelessness in the city?
Leaders say Pittsburgh can be "East Coast Silicon Valley" for AI
Artificial Intelligence is changing life as we know it, and it may be the key to the future of the Pittsburgh region.
Beaver County controller raises questions about real estate deal
A real estate deal in Beaver County involving the former county solicitor has sparked speculation of an insider deal and calls for an investigation.
Proposed Allegheny County property tax increase opposed by some councilmembers
Some councilmembers say they just can't support an increase as large as the county executive wants.
Allegheny County property taxes could be going up
Allegheny County homeowners could be facing the largest property tax increase in memory under Sara Innamorato's proposed budget.
Only 17% of Pittsburgh's garbage gets recycled. Here's why.
Is recycling working?
Pittsburgh to increase presence of police and social workers along Allegheny River Trail
Those who use the Allegheny River Trail say issues around the encampment have gotten worse.
Greene County's largest provider of EMS services will no longer take 911 calls
Emergency medical services operations across the state have been in crisis
Charleroi business owner says immigrants works jobs Americans don't want
There are some tensions and growing pains. But on balance, the borough says the immigrants have been an asset.