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.
People experiencing homeless have deadline to vacate encampment
Those who remain have until Wednesday morning to move out.
4 years later, 420 Boulevard of the Allies is still not open for business
But $40 million and four years later, 420 Boulevard of the Allies is still not renovated or open for business.
Developers and residents at odds in Oakland
Longtime residents of Oakland say they're literally being overshadowed by tall buildings and sprawling development.
Under next year's budget, mayor's office and city county set to receive increases
It is the holiday season on Grant Street.
As police numbers dwindle, new hiring stymied by delays and few applicants
Pittsburgh City Councilman Anthony Coghill fears police protection is shrinking while violence is on the rise.
KDKA Investigates: Business leaders trying to reverse course after 'Pittsburgh pause'
KDKA's Andy Sheehan spoke to business leaders in Pittsburgh on the city trying to bounce back after the "Pittsburgh pause."
Second Avenue Commons shelter opens Downtown after delays
The Second Avenue Commons shelter is now open and taking in people experiencing homelessness.
2nd victim sues Airbnb over North Side mass shooting
A second victim filed a lawsuit against Airbnb after a shooting on Pittsburgh's North Side on Easter weekend.