Mayor Ed Gainey vowed to make major non-profit organizations pay their fair share. Here's what happened after
A year ago, Mayor Ed Gainey vowed to make the city's major non-profit organizations pay their fair share to city government.
Downtown skyscrapers' values cut in half, along with taxes they pay
The giant office towers Downtown aren't worth what they once were and that spells trouble for the city.
Allegheny County's chief medical examiner retires after storied career
Friday was Dr. Karl Williams' last day on the job.
Public health advocates say to tap brakes on rapid expansion of online gambling
Online gambling has quickly become America's newest addiction.
With ease of online sports betting, gambling counselors see more young men battling addiction
Online sportsbooks will let you bet on just about anything before and during the Super Bowl.
Pittsburgh-area McDonald's franchisee to pay family of rape victim more than $4M
Attorney Alan Perer said he hopes it sends a message to McDonald's restaurants across the country to provide a safe environment for its employees.
Courts say electronic monitoring of juveniles is a failure. A look at a possible solution
KDKA showed how hundreds of juvenile offenders rid themselves of the electronic bracelets and face no consequences.
Allegheny County's juvenile electronic monitor program does little to prevent violence
If the consequences were not so serious, you could call the county's juvenile electronic monitor program a joke.
Bodycam video from Pittsburgh police officer shows encounter before Jim Rogers' death
Jim Rogers' attorney obtained a court order to release the video showing in graphic detail the event leading up to his death.
Local district judge accused of misconduct involving interactions with teens
A judicial board has filed a complaint against District Judge Anthony Saveikis alleging "impropriety" in incidents involving teenage boys.
Documentary tells story of Operation Safety Net
Dr. Withers' story is the subject of a new documentary.
Pittsburgh-area congressman wants change as Wall Street snatches homes away from first-time buyers
For the past few years, Wall Street has been buying up Main Street.
Wall Street buys hundreds of homes in Pittsburgh area, turns them into rentals
Are private buyers doing more harm than good for our communities?
Prosecutors ask judge to reject Pittsburgh synagogue shooter's request for retrial
Prosecutors say a federal appeals court should reject the shooter's request for an acquittal and a retrial.
Demolition of the Tree of Life building to begin on Wednesday morning to make way for new design
The "Path of Light" was designed by Daniel Libeskind and Rothschild Doyno Collaborative of Pittsburgh.