Pittsburgh clerk supervisor handles criminal justice system with compassion
Theresa Bronowicz is an unrecognized public servant who has dedicated her entire life to criminal justice.
Leaders disappointed after Southwestern Pennsylvania passed over as hydrogen hub
President Joe Biden awarded a $1 billion grant to West Virginia on Friday.
City says it won't remove homeless encampments violating rules until "credible offer of housing" for people
There are dozens of tents in Downtown Pittsburgh, and the city says it won't be taking them down any time soon.
In lawsuit, developers say they can't build housing in Pittsburgh under mayor's constraints
Is the Gainey administration putting roadblocks in the way of development in the city of Pittsburgh?
Organization of current and former EMS workers sound the alarm about crisis in Pennsylvania
EMS first responders who provide life-saving to the general public are now are in dire need of the public's support.
As response times increase, EMS operations in Pennsylvania are in crisis
Their resources are stretched so thin that response times are increasing and an ambulance may not arrive in a timely manner.
Agency to consider study on possibility of bringing NBA or WNBA team to Pittsburgh
The Sport and Exhibition Authority is floating a request to study the viability of bringing an NBA and WNBA expansion team to Pittsburgh.
Should Allegheny County reassess properties? County executive candidates weigh in
Allegheny County's property assessments have become a hot button issue in the county executive race.
Pittsburgh says it's using American Rescue Plan funds while critics call it a blown opportunity
The Gainey administration says it's putting American Rescue Plan funds to work but critics are calling it a blown opportunity.
Allegheny County contracts with Adelphoi to open, operate Shuman Detention Center
Allegheny County is entering into an agreement with a private company to reopen the Shuman Juvenile Detention Center.
Mobile toilets expected to help clean up Downtown Pittsburgh's streets
The first of the city's temporary bathrooms are popping up on city streets.
Woman says her implanted medical device stopped working after going through PNC Park security system
It was supposed to be a day at the ballgame, but a woman from Maryland says it turned into a nightmare.
KDKA Investigates: With one-third of American kids unable to read at grade level, schools are returning to phonics
There's a crisis in reading, and scores across America are abysmal.
DA Zappala challenging release of alleged drug trafficker
A progressive district justice who opposes the imposition of cash bail is under fire for freeing a man accused of trafficking $2 million worth of fentanyl on his own recognizance.
City council approves plan for bow hunts to cull deer in 2 parks
Pittsburgh City Council approved the Gainey administration's plan for bow hunts to cull the deer population in two parks this fall.