2 private colleges to offer nursing programs in 2024
Two more private colleges in our region are starting nursing programs as the nation struggles with a nursing shortage.
Baldwin Borough hosts annual community day
Local police officers went into the dunk tanks to raise money for the family of fallen McKeesport officer Sean Sluganski.
Pittsburghers celebrate Pride Month with march, parade
Hundreds gathered Saturday in Downtown for this year's Pittsburgh Pride march and parade.
Baden man sentenced a second time on child pornography charge
A man previously sentenced for possession of child pornography has been sentenced again on the same charge.
2 people hospitalized after shooting in Pittsburgh's Knoxville neighborhood
Two people are recovering in the hospital after a shooting in Pittsburgh's Knoxville neighborhood.
See a strawberry moon in a unique way
Venture Outdoors will be offering a unique way to experience Saturday's strawberry moon at North Park.
Firefighters battle 2 apartment fires Sunday morning
It was a busy Sunday morning for firefighters after two apartments caught on fire.
Duquesne woman arrested for DUI with children in back seat of car
A Duquesne woman was arrested for driving under the influence with two children in her car.
Monongahela Incline celebrates 153rd birthday
The longstanding Monongahela Incline opened on this day back in 1870.
Primanti Bros. opens location in Kennywood
A Pittsburgh staple, Primanti Bros. has now opened a location inside Kennywood.
Black and Gold Arts Festival takes place in Wilkinsburg
In an effort to celebrate unity and support between Black and Asian communities, a special event took place in Wilkinsburg on Saturday.
Sandcastle opens for the 2023 season
Sandcastle opened for the first day of the season on Saturday.
Multiple animals dead after house fire in New Castle
Multiple animals died in a fire in New Castle Saturday morning.
4-mile stretch of road closed to traffic for OpenStreetsPGH
Thousands of bicyclists and pedestrians will take over the road for OpenStreetsPGH on Sunday.
Bill offering in-state tuition to students of military families moves to Pa. State Senate
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives has voted to give some financial relief to military families in the state.