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.
Gainey details plans to increase police presence and cleanup Downtown
Responding to complaints from residents and businesses, Mayor Ed Gainey says he now has a plan.
Mt. Washington neighbors say same teens keep breaking into cars
In the past six or seven months, people in Mt. Washington say small groups of juveniles have been breaking into cars and committing other crimes.
County police to assist Pittsburgh police in Downtown patrol efforts
Allegheny Police will assist Pittsburgh police in coordinating patrol for parts of the downtown area.
Sources: Gainey to announce plan tripling police presence Downtown
Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey is set to unveil a plan to triple the police presence when those problems are most evident.
Gainey administration 'confident' about new police class as union urges swift action
With crime rising and its staffing numbers dropping, the Pittsburgh police union told City Council and the Gainey administration that the bureau is in a crisis.
Tyre Nichols death: Pittsburgh police prepared for potential protests
The police body camera video from the violent arrest of Tyre Nichols is expected to be released Friday night.
Both pros and cons emerge as artificial intelligence technology advances quickly
There are both pros and cons in the startling advancements made in AI.
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.