Wage Theft: Workers in Pennsylvania face uphill battle trying to get money they are owed
Every year, working people across the country are victims of wage theft to the tune of billions of dollars.
Counselor who lost job after students get crystals believes she should not have been dismissed
The former counselor, who was dismissed from her job, admitted her invited guests may stand in opposition to Catholic teachings.
North Catholic High School counselor loses job after students get crystals from self-proclaimed witches
A coven of self-proclaimed witches and crystals with alleged special powers led to a local Catholic high school counselor apparently losing her job.
Councilman says he is 'concerned' about Pittsburgh police staffing levels
One Pittsburgh City Council member is calling the shrinking of the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police a crisis that puts the public at risk.
Proposal to reopen Shuman Juvenile Detention Center hits roadblock
There's a proposal to reopen the Shuman Juvenile Detention Center, but no one is yet willing to pay for it.
KDKA Investigates: Real estate corporations buying single-family homes to turn into rentals
Several national real estate corporations have been buying hundreds of single-family homes in the Pittsburgh region, turning them into rentals.
Detective's vehicle hits, critically injures suspect after police chase ends with crash on Route 51
One person was taken to the hospital after a police chase ended with a crash on Route 51.
Pittsburgh native Mark Cuban wants new online pharmacy to be part of legacy
Mark Cuban is aiming even higher with a new company designed to disrupt Big Pharma and the sale of prescription drugs.
For man accused of killing officer, criminal justice system had been revolving door
In his 28 years, Aaron Swan filled a rap sheet with gun charges, assaults and drug sale convictions.
Groups work to get people experiencing homelessness out of the cold
With temperatures dropping to dangerous levels, concern naturally turns to the homeless population in the city and region.
Franco Harris took stand against KKK, former Pittsburgh mayor remembers
Not all of Franco Harris' heroics were confined to the football field.
KDKA Investigates: Pandemic nearly doubled defendants waiting for trials in Allegheny County
They say justice delayed is justice denied.
Grand jury investigating taser death of Jim Rogers ends without indictments
Allegheny County District Attorney Stephen Zappala said another agency is now investigating the incident.
Sen. Casey 'not satisfied' with Biden administration's handling of Fogel's case
Senator Bob Casey said he is frustrated by the apparent inaction on the part of the Biden administration.
City Public Works dismantles North Side homeless encampment, surrounds area with fence
Pittsburgh's plan to address the homelessness crisis moved into high gear on Wednesday morning.