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.
Allegheny County Department of Human Services disputes controller's estimate of homelessness funding
How much money is Allegheny County spending to confront homelessness?
Allegheny County controller to audit Department of Human Services over homelessness services
Allegheny County gets more than $100 million a year to address homelessness.
Pittsburgh researchers warn guardrails on ChatGPT and other chatbots can be easily circumvented
Artificial intelligence is changing our lives every day, but how safe is it?
U.S. Steel fined $2.2 million by Allegheny County Health Department for air emission violations
The county health department is fining U.S. Steel $2.2 million for violations primarily at the Clairton Coke Works.
Facing low staffing numbers, Pittsburgh Police Chief Larry Scirotto says public is not at risk
In a statement, Robert Swartzwelder, president of the Fraternal Order of Police, said the public is at risk.
Youth gun violence trending downward, new data shows
2023 provided a ray of hope in the youth gun violence that has gripped the region in recent years.
Pittsburghers find food and holiday traditions in the Strip District
It's a Pittsburgh Christmas tradition like no other.
Closure of Ellwood Medical Center at center of political controversy involving President Joe Biden's brother
House Republican have subpoenaed James Biden to question whether he -- and in turn Joe Biden -- benefited from the mismanagement of a private equity firm that ultimately led to the closure of the town's biggest employer.
Emails show Pittsburgh has failed to comply with regulations for needle exchanges
Discarded used syringes are a public health hazard.
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.