Plant explosion in Washington County leaves 5 hospitalized
Multiple people were injured after an explosion at a plant in Smith Township, Washington County, on Thursday evening.
Death of child found at Harrison Township home under investigation
The death of a child found at a home in Harrison Township is under investigation.
Rally in Pittsburgh calls for McCormick and Fetterman to oppose DHS funding
Dozens of people came together on Tuesday in Downtown Pittsburgh to rally outside the federal building.
Tips to protect yourself while shoveling snow
With the storm over, it's now time to clean up the snow-covered, icy sidewalks.
Here's how Pittsburgh's incoming storm compares to 2010's "Snowmageddon"
This weekend's winter storm could bring the most snow western Pennsylvania has seen in a long time.
Pharmacist says to refill prescriptions ahead of major winter snow storm
Usually, before a major storm, people race to pick up necessities like groceries, paper goods, medication and salt.
Lawmakers hear testimony about rising costs from data center expansion
The conversation surrounding rising utility costs and data centers continued in Harrisburg this week.
As frigid cold temperatures hit Pittsburgh, leaders work to keep people warm
Pittsburgh Mayor Corey O'Connor talked about how the city cares for those in need.
Alcohol suspected after driver crashes into tree, police say
Police in Washington County are investigating after a man nearly crashed into a house and left the scene in Coal Center.
Police to escort school buses after complaints of law-breaking drivers
Police are taking action after school bus drivers in Westmoreland County said that drivers pass them while they're stopped to let children off.
7-year-old dies at the hospital days after accidental shooting in Pittsburgh
Kruz Bailey-Baker dies at UPMC Children's Hospital days after being accidentally shot.
Potential buyer of Century III Mall property talks to district attorney
The future of the Century III Mall property in West Mifflin is potentially looking brighter after years of litigation.
Member of city council believes she has way to update city's aging fleet
Pittsburgh's aging fleet is a longstanding problem that the city council has been trying to address.
Planned Parenthood of Western Pennsylvania makes temporary service changes
Women seeking reproductive care, mental health care, cancer screenings and more may have to find new providers for the time being.
West Virginia AG prepares to argue transgender athlete ban in front of SCOTUS
West Virginia's attorney general is preparing to argue for the state's law banning transgender athletes in girls' and women's sports in front of the U.S. Supreme Court.