Employees of Downtown Pittsburgh pizza shop rattled after robber steals tip jar
A man walked in casually, posing as a customer, stole the tip jar, and attempted to steal the cash register inside Giovanni's Pizza.
Pittsburgh area police departments announce roving patrols ahead of St. Patrick's Day Weekend
It's one of the biggest drinking holidays on the calendar, but it also means police are on the lookout for DUI.
Construction starts on new music venue in Pittsburgh's Lower Hill
Construction is underway for the new music venue in Pittsburgh's Lower Hill after officials broke ground on Thursday.
Two people injured while escaping Elizabeth Township house fire
The fire broke out along West Smithfield Street around 2 a.m. on Wednesday.
Local food banks worried about future as USDA pulls over $1 billion in funding
An estimated $660 million for schools and another $500 million for food banks across the United States is set to be halted.
Brookline Meals On Wheels steps in to fill the void amid closure of Castle Shannon program
The Brookline Meals On Wheels program will now double their workload to help serve those in need.
Pittsburghers celebrate first fish fry Friday of Lenten season
Friday marks the start of fish fry Fridays for the Lenten season.
Real ID enforcement deadline for boarding commercial flights fast approaching
With the federal Real ID enforcement deadline quickly approaching, authorities are holding a press conference to ensure Pittsburghers are ready.
Hotel Saxonburg management officially announces restaurant closure
Hotel Saxonburg management announced the historic restaurant would be closing.
Law enforcement and school officials offer words of caution as high school seniors play "Senior Assassins"
It's a game that's been played for years among high school seniors, but for teachers and police, it could pose a safety risk.
Ross Township commissioners approve former Steelers' medical marijuana dispensary
After some initial opposition, a medical marijuana facility will be coming to McKnight Road.
Pittsburgh's newest festival, The Thaw, to usher in spring
A new festival called The Thaw is coming to Downtown to help shake off the winter blues.
Former Riverside swim coach charged with 34 counts of sexual assault, police say
A former swim coach for the Riverside swim team has been charged with 34 counts of sexual assault.
Police searching for driver of a U-Haul truck after hit-and-run leaves woman in critical condition
The driver of a U-Haul truck fled the scene and abandoned the truck after injuring a woman in a hit-and-run.
Facing a multi-million dollar deficit, Chartiers Valley School District School Board votes to cut jobs
In a 6-3 vote, the school board approved the budget that would see dozens of teaching jobs cut.