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.
Artificial intelligence is watching where drivers park in Pittsburgh
Artificial intelligence is watching where people park in Pittsburgh.
Women in Allegheny County Jail explain benefits of TAILS training program
A group of women incarcerated at the Allegheny County Jail is helping dogs get ready for adoption.
Legal battle potentially brewing over empty lot where Froggy's Bar used to stand
Neighboring businesses are complaining, and the city has grown impatient, all while the owners say they are debating what to do.
Crews remove encampment outside Downtown Pittsburgh shelter
Pittsburgh Public Works removed a homeless encampment that had sprung up outside the Second Avenue Commons shelter Downtown.
Lawmaker wants change after Allegheny County paperwork flub costs about 2,000 drivers their licenses
Drivers who were convicted of infractions years ago are being told to surrender their licenses or file costly appeals because Allegheny County never processed the paperwork.
Pittsburgh City Council could raise taxes for first time in 12 years
Pittsburgh is facing a major budget crisis and will likely turn to property owners to bail it out.
Tow truck operator ordered to pay back defrauded insurance companies
A tow truck operator in Pittsburgh was ordered to pay back nearly $400,000 to defrauded insurance companies.