Final steel beam placed on new UPMC Presbyterian tower
Work on the new UPMC Presbyterian Hospital reached a turning point on Tuesday.
Pittsburgh's 2025 preliminary budget trims $70 million, includes police cuts
Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey will officially present his budget in mid-November.
Pittsburgh Regional Transit releases plan for proposed redesign of bus routes
The project called Draft Network 1.0 has the goal of reaching more communities and making travel easier for riders.
West View Water Authority customers to see rate increase in January
It will be the first rate increase for West View Water Authority customers in over five years.
Woman found shot outside of a building in Homewood South
Police found the shooting victim in the rear courtyard of a building in Homewood South on Kelly Street.
Partnership brings mammograms to underserved communities
Pittsburgh-area leaders are addressing the gaps in rural and underserved communities when it comes to breast health care for women.
Springdale Township, Duquesne Light unveil new wetland near site of former power plant
State lawmakers intend to pursue a state grant to help with planning in the next year.
Frazer Township is suing the owners of the Pittsburgh Mills mall over pothole-plagued roads
The lawsuit alleges that it would cost the township nearly $5 million if the owner doesn't take action themselves.
Amid an increase in school threats, officials calling for harsher consequences - "There has to be some price paid."
After being the target of threats twice in the last week, some in Woodland Hills want to see harsher punishment for those responsible.
Mid-Atlantic Mothers' Milk Bank looking to raise $8 million for new space amid increased demand
So far, the Mid-Atlantic Mothers' Milk Bank has raised $5 million of its $8 million goal as it plans to move to a larger facility.
Three people flown to the hospital following head-on collision in Washington County
The head-on crash happened on Route 40 in North Bethlehem Township.
When should Pittsburgh-area residents check out the fall foliage?
When should you take the trip to check out the foliage?
Latrobe Elementary School teachers and students surprised with donations and supply kits
Teachers and students at Latrobe Elementary School received special gifts to help them this school year.
McCormick meets with Jewish community amid investments in website spewing antisemitism
Seven weeks before the election, Pennsylvania Senate Republican candidate Dave McCormick talked about the issues impacting the Jewish community on Monday morning.
Pennsylvania stores can now sell High Noon, other 'ready-to-drink' cocktails in stores
Drinks like High Noon and Surfside were only allowed to be sold in state-run liquor stores prior to today.