Work on lead services lines improves water quality in Pittsburgh
Six years later, that situation dramatically changed.
DA wants juvenile charged in Oliver Citywide assault prosecuted as adult
It's an assault that shocked Pittsburgh Public Schools.
Special hearing ordered over plea deal for man accused of killing his mom
Family members of a South Fayette murder victim will get their day in court.
Man accused of brutally killing mother in South Fayette receives plea deal
The family of the woman brutally murdered by her son is asking the judge to rescind the plea bargain.
ATF director says agency will use all its tools to stop gun violence
As a weekend shooting at Kennywood illustrates, the region is in the grips of a gun crisis.
New homeless shelter to open in downtown Pittsburgh
A new homeless shelter will be dedicated downtown next week, providing a shelter alternative to the tent encampments.
ATF director discusses domestic terrorism at Eradicate Hate Global Summit in Pittsburgh
Steven Dettelbach was in Pittsburgh speaking about extremism and domestic terrorism at the Eradicate Hate Global Summit.
Sheldon Jeter's attorneys argue case before Superior Court judges
Sheldon Jeter's attorney argued before a panel of Superior Court judges that multiple jurors were tainted by outside influence.
Judge sets date for jury selection in trial of Robert Bowers
A judge has set a date for jury selection in the trial of accused Tree of Life gunman Robert Bowers.
2nd sexual assault in 2 weeks at Pitt raises alarms among students
The second sexual assault in as many weeks has students alarmed and asking the university for stronger actions.
Police at odds with progressive district judges
For years, police and district justices have worked in tandem, but more recently they've been at war.
Police say they're working to clear 'open-air drug market' on Fort Duquesne Boulevard
Police confirmed "the wall" on Fort Duquesne Boulevard is a place to sell, buy or use drugs.
Democratic candidates descend on Pittsburgh to win support of labor
Workers for dozens of local unions say the labor movement is strong as politicians vie for their support.
About 200 unions, local leaders march in Pittsburgh's Labor Day parade
After a two-year hiatus, the Labor Day parade returned to downtown Pittsburgh.
Judge's decision could give property tax relief to 11,000 Allegheny County homeowners
A judge's decision will give property tax relief to thousands of homeowners in Allegheny County and could soon do the same for tens of thousands more.