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.
Child sexual abuse survivors caught in middle of lawmakers' legislative showdown
Hundreds of alleged sexual abuse survivors trying to get a day in court are caught in the middle of a legislative showdown in Harrisburg.
Sources: Pittsburgh, police union reach tentative contract agreement
The city and Pittsburgh police union have reached a tentative contract agreement, according to sources.
Removing the abandoned boat sinking in Allegheny River is no easy task
All government agencies contacted by KDKA-TV said it's not their responsibility.
City controller: Pittsburgh hasn't launched team of social workers to help police with non-violent calls despite $5M budget
The city promised a program billed as a way to keep funding the police while giving them help to address problems outside their skill set.
Despite reassurances, people in and around East Palestine worry about health
Some scientists and environmentalists say they have reason to be concerned.
Leaders raise safety questions about trains carrying toxic chemicals
Trains carrying volatile and often toxic fuels and chemicals rumble through the Pittsburgh region every day.
County focusing on getting those experiencing homelessness into permanent housing
There are still scores of people experiencing homelessness without temporary housing and hundreds more who can't find a permanent place to live.