Squirrel Hill Tunnel lane closure causing traffic headaches for drivers
Cars and trucks packed the Parkway East outbound Tuesday morning, creating some headaches for folks during the peak rush hours.
Pittsburgh-area residents honor service members with several Memorial Day parades
Families across the Pittsburgh area celebrated Memorial Day, remembering those who served our country.
Pennsylvania Turnpike expected to be busy for Memorial Day weekend rush
More than 39.4 million people will hit the roads between Thursday and Monday this Memorial Day weekend, AAA says.
80 years after Holocaust, French survivor hopes we can learn from history
May is Jewish American Heritage Month, a time to recognize the history and contributions Jews have made to our country.
Families and staff react to scaled down Pittsburgh Public School closure plan, "It's a generational opportunity to do what's right."
Many breathed a sigh of relief following Pittsburgh Public Schools' new plan that would close fewer facilities.
Pittsburgh Public Schools lowers recommendation to closing 12 schools under newly revised plan
As for the next steps, the board will vote on opening a public comment period next month.
After winning the primary, Corey O'Connor pays tribute to his late father with "Thank You" sign
In the pouring rain, O'Connor paid tribute to what his father, Bob, did 20 years ago after he won his own election.
Pittsburgh Public Schools superintendent to present updated study on proposed school closures, reconfigurations
Pittsburgh Public Schools superintendent Dr. Wayne Walters will present an updated feasibility report to the public on the future of the district.
Man shot outside UPMC McKeesport Hospital, police investigating
The man was taken to the hospital in critical condition.
Pittsburgh Regional Transit installing new bus lanes in Downtown Pittsburgh this week
PRT says that dedicated bus lanes are a major step towards improving service and reducing congestion and say this will transform daily commutes and make public transit more reliable.
Racist and antisemitic flyers distributed around Pittsburgh area under investigation
Mayor Ed Gainey said his office is working with the Jewish Federation, Pittsburgh Police, and the FBI.
High school seniors receive $1,000 scholarships in honor of former classmate
Seniors at Blackhawk High School were surprised by the family of Benjamin Banks, who gifted them each a $1,000 scholarship.
Pittsburghers hit the road for Bike to Work Day
May is National Bike Month, and to celebrate, people across Pittsburgh biked to work Thursday morning.
Penn State leadership recommends closing branch campuses, including New Kensington
Seven Penn State branch campuses are being recommended to close, including New Kensington, and the community is not happy about that.
Penn State University board recommends closing 7 branch campuses
12 campuses had been previously been considered for closure, but five of those are no longer on the chopping block.