Bowers' lawyer has history of preventing suspects from receiving death penalty
Jury selection is set to begin this month in a trial surrounding the darkest day in Pittsburgh's history.
Accused Tree of Life gunman's attorney asks judge to void possibility of death penalty
The attorney for the accused Tree of Life gunman filed a motion that would prevent the trial from happening altogether: a plea bargain for life imprisonment to avoid the death penalty for her client.
Pittsburgh to unveil initiatives to rejuvenate Downtown
Changes are coming to Downtown Pittsburgh aimed at bringing back workers and stopping the exodus of jobs and businesses.
After no contest plea, Zweig's father says justice system 'failed us miserably'
A father's fight for justice ended this week when the person accused of killing his son pleaded no contest to lesser charges.
Retrial of Christian Bey begins after mistrial declared last week
A second trial began Tuesday in the case of Christian Bey.
Investment company buying up Pittsburgh-area houses builds spotty record
You may have gotten a call or a letter in the mail: a cash offer to buy your house even though it's not for sale.
Developers say Gainey's office throws up roadblocks to economic growth
Developers said the city's sending out the wrong message.
Retirement board features fireworks over how board invests pension money
The normally calm Allegheny County Retirement Board featured fireworks.
Mistrial declared in the trial of Christian Bey, man accused of killing Calvin Hall
The request for a mistrial came after a witness said she had known Bey after he was released from prison.
Jury hears opening statements in trial of Christian Bey, man accused of killing Pittsburgh officer Calvin Hall
A jury on Tuesday heard opening arguments in the trial of Christian Bey, who is accused of shooting and killing off-duty Pittsburgh Police Officer Calvin Hall at a party in Homewood.
Pittsburgher to take business outside city after officials deny his plans for Homewood
The city says there are no current plans for the redevelopment of the coliseum.
Leaders, businesses trying to bring people back to Downtown Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh's Golden Triangle has lost its luster. Can it get it back?
Pittsburgh woman testifies for grand jury investigation into Jehovah's Witnesses and sexual abuse
Recently, three local Jehovah's Witnesses -- two from Butler County, one from Allegheny County -- were indicted on charges of sexually abusing children.
Allegheny County Jail Oversight Board member calls for investigations into reports of corrections officer's 'racist' tattoo
A member of the Allegheny County Jail Oversight Board is calling for an investigation into reports a jail corrections officer has a tattoo depicting the lynching of a Black baby.
Founder of Services for Teens At Risk in Oakland says there are ways to help
Teenage suicide and depression are at all-time highs while mental health services have become harder and harder to find.