After donated groceries were thrown away, residents receive promised food
The tenants of Wood Towers in Wilkinsburg finally received the groceries that they were promised two months ago.
15-year-old boy hit and killed by vehicle on McKnight Road
Michael Wade, a 15-year-old, was killed in a crash on McKnight Road late on Thursday night.
Emu chased down street, mauled to death by 2 dogs in McKeesport, family says
A McKeesport family says their 3-year-old pet emu was hunted and killed by their neighbors' pitbulls.
Group of more than 100 kids broken up in East Liberty
A group of more than 100 kids had to be cleared in East Liberty late on Saturday night and early Sunday morning, according to police.
Recent Pittsburgh Allderdice graduate shot and killed
Tristan Taylor, a recent graduate of Pittsburgh Allderdice, was shot and killed on Tuesday night in the city's East Hills neighborhood.
Pittsburgh police officer charged with 3rd DUI
A Pittsburgh Bureau of Police officer already on unpaid leave is accused of driving under the influence for the third time.
Pride display in children's section of Monroeville library at center of debate
A pride display in the children's section of the Monroeville Public Library is at the center of the debate.
Westmoreland County bank manager charged with stealing from dead customers
The former manager of a Westmoreland County bank is facing charges after police said she stole more than $31,000 from the accounts of several dead customers.
Pittsburgh 7-Eleven manager and employee charged with $550,000 SNAP fraud scheme
A Pittsburgh convenience store manager and employee have been charged with illegally trading more than $550,000 worth of SNAP benefits for cash.
Democratic state lawmakers push to restrict federal immigration activities
A Democratic push is underway in Harrisburg to redefine how immigration enforcement operates in Pennsylvania, though it is facing significant opposition.
How a Pittsburgh-based immigration rights group says it's making an impact
Frontline Dignity says it is trying to be a helper one Immigration and Customs Enforcement raid at a time.
Pittsburgh prepares for 2026 Juneteenth celebrations
Preparations are underway for Pittsburgh's 2026 Juneteenth celebrations.
Internet restored to Xfinity customers in Mt. Oliver after 48-hour blackout
Internet has been restored to Xfinity customers in Mt. Oliver after a near-48-hour blackout.
Antisemitic quote printed in Franklin Regional School District yearbook
The Franklin Regional School District is under fire after an antisemitic quote was printed in the yearbook.
Family of man found dead in neighbor's home call for justice
The family of an 83-year-old Pittsburgh man who was found dead in his neighbor's home after being reported missing is speaking out.