Shapiro visits Pitt research facility to push his budget's investment in innovation
Gov. Josh Shapiro stopped by facilities at the University of Pittsburgh to make his pitch for investments in life sciences.
Pittsburgh business reopens after storms tear roof off building
A business in Pittsburgh's South Side has reopened after damaging storms ripped through our region in April.
Second driver found guilty in Dravosburg school van crash that killed Serra Catholic student
The second man charged in the Dravosburg crash that killed 15-year-old Serra Catholic student Samantha Kalkbrenner was found guilty.
New bill in Harrisburg could bring harsher penalties to those who abandon boats
Water advocates hope this can eliminate what they see as a constant problem.
Meet the Pittsburgh-area man who has visited all 7 continents
Of the more than 8 billion people in the world, it's estimated less than 1% have been to all seven continents.
The 3 referendums on Pittsburgh voters' ballots explained
Three referendums are on the table, but the wording can be tricky if you don't know what they're asking.
Ceiling collapse forces woman out of her West View apartment
A ceiling collapse has forced a renter out of her apartment in West View.
Company says it hasn't been paid in full for pothole work on Pittsburgh Mills property
The saga of the Pittsburgh Mills potholes continues.
Major renovation and expansion project underway at AGH's emergency department
The $43 million project is expected to be completed by the end of 2027.
Clinical trials have stalled at Pittsburgh VA, reports say
According to media reports, several clinical trials, including ones to treat cancer, have stalled at the Pittsburgh VA.
The state House advanced a bill legalizing recreational marijuana. What's next?
Pennsylvania took a step toward legalizing recreational marijuana.
Here's what Pennsylvania residents need to know ahead of Real ID deadline
Real ID enforcement starts Wednesday. Here's what Pennsylvanians need to know.
Pittsburgh police treating fan falling from stands as "accidental in nature"
Pittsburgh Public Safety issued an update on Thursday morning, saying the incident involving a fan falling from the stands is being treated as an accident.
Pittsburgh's storm wasn't technically a "derecho." Here's why.
Violent storms ripped through western Pennsylvania on Tuesday, but they weren't technically a derecho.
At least 3 dead after severe storms tear through Pittsburgh area
The storms across the Pittsburgh area on Tuesday that knocked out power, brought down trees and prompted tornado warnings have left at least two dead.