U.S. Steel has defined Pittsburgh for more than a century. Will sale change that?
For more than a century, U.S. Steel and steel-making defined the Pittsburgh region.
Requirements for affordable housing being blamed for bringing projects to standstill
The city says it can find a middle ground with developers.
Pittsburgh police chief calls for juvenile detention center to reopen
Pittsburgh's chief of police calling for the reopening of the Shuman Juvenile Detention Center, whose future is now up in the air.
2 teenagers arrested with guns after "credible" threat against Pittsburgh school
The 17- and 18-year-old were arrested with firearms after an investigation into school threats.
Lawmakers call for action after cyberattack on Aliquippa water system
The state's two senators have joined the district's congressman in calling for the maximum response.
Cyberattack on Aliquippa water authority sends alarms to Department of Homeland Security
KDKA-TV's Andy Sheehan breaks down what happened and what it means to our security.
Insurance fraud agency warns of "wreck chasers" charging thousands to tow cars
If you're in a wreck, going with the wrong tow truck driver may cost you or your insurance company a small fortune.
Pittsburghers charged thousands of dollars to get cars towed after crashes
You're in a car accident and need a tow, but when you get the bill it's for thousands of dollars.
Pittsburgh councilmembers propose consolidating homeless encampments onto sites with amenities
Two city council members have a proposal to get those experiencing homelessness off the street ahead of winter.
Allegheny County shares winter plan to provide shelter and housing for homeless people
With temperatures dropping, the Allegheny County Department of Human Service concedes it cannot offer a round-the-clock shelter.
Environmentalists applaud withdrawal of plans to build natural gas-fired power plant
Late last week, the company announced its decision not to construct the plant.
City of Pittsburgh workers begin dismantling Downtown homeless encampment
City workers have begun dismantling a Downtown homeless encampment, which office workers say had become the site of lewdness and open drug sales. But what of the dozens of other tents that have sprung up in and around Downtown?
VA says it's open to exploring the use of psychedelics to treat PTSD
In a statement to KDKA-TV Investigates, the VA says it is now open to the use of psychedelics to treat PTSD.
Veterans in Pittsburgh say they are finding relief in psychedelics
Adam Zaffuto came home to Pittsburgh after tours of duty overseas, but the wars and their emotional scars came with him.
What comes next for Pittsburgh synagogue gunman's appeal
After a two-month-long trial, survivors of the massacre say the gunman had every opportunity to plead his case.