Businesses on North Side petition city to shut down outreach center
The business owners said East Ohio Street has become the site of overdoses, thefts and assaults.
Pittsburgh controller describes the city's financial situation as "precarious"
Pittsburgh City Controller Rachael Heisler's annual fiscal report found the city is spending more money than it's taking in.
Families of deadly Plum house explosion victims file separate lawsuits
The 2023 explosion in Plum killed Paul and Heather Oravitz, Casey and Keegan Clontz, Kevin Sebunia, and Michael Thomas.
Leaders move to clear homeless encampment under 31st Street Bridge
PennDOT will be decommissioning a new encampment under the 31st Street Bridge.
A look at some of the investments unveiled during AI and energy summit
While some investments were unveiled at the Inaugural Pennsylvania Energy and Innovation Summit, the region's aspirations are bigger.
Trump unveils $90 billion in energy and AI investments for Pennsylvania at summit
Some political leaders and big names from the tech and AI industries were at the Inaugural Pennsylvania Energy and Innovation Summit.
Trump, McCormick to announce $70 billion in AI and energy investments for Pa.
Can the Pittsburgh region transform its economy and become the world leader in the development of artificial intelligence?
Tensions remain as long-term docking of boats on North Shore continues
A look at the problem of boaters who camp out on the North Shore with no intention of leaving anytime soon.
Tempers flare at Pittsburgh City Council over Stop the Violence fund
Tempers flared at Pittsburgh City Council chambers over the controversial Stop the Violence fund.
Council members come to defense of sergeant at arms
Speakers debated Pittsburgh City Council Sergeant at Arms John Svitek's actions at last week's public hearing.
2 council members call for investigation of sergeant at arms
Two Pittsburgh City Council members are calling for an investigation of their sergeant at arms.
Pittsburgh leaders look for answers after 3rd week of chaos on the South Side
City leaders and South Side business owners are looking for answers after disruptive crowds filled East Carson Street for the third weekend in a row.
Here's what Pennsylvania lawmakers are saying about "big, beautiful bill"
Debate on President Trump's "big, beautiful bill" continues Wednesday in the House of Representatives.
Last of Pittsburgh's large homeless encampments cleared
The last of Pittsburgh's large homeless encampments has been cleared.
Pittsburgh police union president says staffing is at a "perilously dangerous" level
The Pittsburgh police union says a recent incident on the South Side should be raising alarms about the level of police staffing in the city.