Can the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette be saved?
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette is calling it quits in May amid a labor dispute with its writers and editors.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette plans to shut down
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette is shutting down.
Corey O'Connor begins first full day as mayor of Pittsburgh
Something Pittsburgh Mayor Corey O'Connor vowed to do on his first day of office was get out on the streets, and he did just that.
Corey O'Connor promises to push for growth as new Pittsburgh mayor
In his inaugural address, Mayor Corey O'Connor promised to pull Pittsburgh out of financial troubles and turn the city around.
Allegheny County homicides and non-fatal shootings down in 2025
Here's a look at the reasons behind the drop in violent crime and the hope that the trend continues into the new year.
Pittsburgh medical professional explains why "The Pitt" is so accurate
"The Pitt" has received high marks from health care workers, saying the show provides a realistic view of life in a hospital.
Doctors raise alarm about powerful new street drug
Health care workers say a powerful new street drug is clogging Pittsburgh-area emergency rooms with people suffering from violent withdrawal symptoms.
Pittsburgh's aging fleet breaks down during snow storm
In dealing with its first big test of the season, Pittsburgh is getting failing grades.
Investigation into 7 Kane Community Living Centers employees nears completion
Seven employees of the Allegheny County-run Kane Community Living Centers in Scott Township have been under investigation.
Pittsburgh Public Schools appears ready to approve 4% tax increase
Both Pittsburgh City Council and the Pittsburgh School Board appear ready to increase taxes for property owners.
New data shows air quality improvements across Pittsburgh area
How bad is Pittsburgh's air?
Pittsburgh council member calls for 30 percent increase to property taxes
One member of the Pittsburgh City Council is calling for an increase of 30%.
Upper St. Clair School District teaching students about dangers and uses of AI
In the education world, many teachers have been against artificial intelligence because of the implications of students cheating. But the Upper St. Clair School District is taking a different approach.
Pittsburgh attorney files complaint for family of man killed in boat strike
A Pittsburgh attorney has filed a petition on behalf of the family of a Colombian man killed in a U.S. military strike on a boat in the Caribbean.
Pittsburgh resettlement agency says Afghan immigrants fear future after National Guard shooting
A Pittsburgh resettlement agency says the lives of thousands of Afghan immigrants are in limbo after the Trump administration announced it was pausing all asylum decisions.