Opening arguments held in lawsuit filed after teenage girl raped by McDonald's manager
Should the McDonald's Corporation be held liable for the rape of a 14-year-old girl in one of its franchise restaurants?
Greg Brown: Alford plea frees suspect in 1995 blaze that killed 3 firefighters
A man who spent nearly 20 years in prison for arson in the deaths of three Pittsburgh firefighters 27 years ago is free after entering a plea in which he maintains he did not set the fire.
Sto-Rox shootings on the rise even as department adds officers
Shootings like the one where a woman was wounded on Broadway early Sunday night have become the norm, rather than the exception, as folks in Sto-Rox have become numb to the almost nightly sound of gunshots.
Cheswick and Harmar residents fear last week's train derailment won't be the last
There have been three crashes at an ungated crossing in the past three years.
Mayor Gainey set to announce plan to stem gun violence
Later this week, the mayor will announce a plan to get people like him off the streets before they commit other violent acts.
Derailed train leaked 3,000 gallons of petroleum distillate into water, EPA says
The Environmental Protection Agency is testing water after a train derailed in Harmar Township last week.
Mayor Gainey names interim police chief following Schubert's retirement announcement
Pittsburgh Police Chief Scott Schubert announced his retirement Friday after nearly 30 years of service to the department.
Texas school shooting raises questions about lack of red flag laws in Pennsylvania
A red flag law would allow police to confiscate guns from someone who shows clear intent to harm themselves or others.
Butler County company at center of national debate over ghost guns
It's likely to be a national showdown over ghost guns, pitting the federal government against the local company.
Report found Fern Hollow Bridge had 'major decay' just months before collapse
PennDOT had been withholding the report since the collapse.
Questions surround the Office of Community Health and Safety
Community leaders who supported the creation of the office have grown impatient.
Judge orders PennDOT to halt bridge tolling plans
A judge has halted PennDOT's plan to toll nine bridges across the state.
After 6-year-old boy shoots himself in Hazelwood, police weigh charges against gun owner
After a boy shot himself in the head in Hazelwood, Pittsburgh police are trying to identify the gun's owner.
Man pleads guilty to crime spree that paralyzed woman
The woman he paralyzed says she wants a harsher sentence.
KDKA Investigates: Firefighters union says city awarded contract for engines without input
After their review, the Gainey administration has canceled the purchase.