A Pittsburgh grocer braces for potential price increases amid U.S. tariffs "There's nothing we can do."
Las Palmas in Beechview imports at least half of its products and could begin to feel a squeeze if tariffs remain in place.
Former CMU faculty member Paul Tazewell wins Oscar for best costume design
He was previously nominated in the category for his work on Steven Spielberg's "West Side Story."
Alleged break-in, robbery at Brookline business was an inside job, store owners say
An employee originally reported a break-in and robbery and told police he was attacked with a fire extinguisher.
Jeannette woman served in Six Triple Eight
The women in Six Triple Eight were from all over the country, including Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh wants to make discounted sidewalk repair program permanent
The city of Pittsburgh plans on expanding a program to help homeowners fix their dilapidated sidewalks.
Families pulling children out of Seneca Valley School District amid claims of racial harassment
Some Seneca Valley School District parents have made the decision to pull their kids out of school after what they perceive as a lack of action on racial bullying.
Historians at 250-year-old Woodville work to ensure enslaved people's contributions aren't lost
This year, the Woodville plantation turns 250 years old. It's one of the local locations that held slaves in the Pittsburgh area.
Man found shot to death in McKeesport cemetery
A man was found shot to death in a Pittsburgh-area cemetery on Monday morning.
Pittsburgh native Mal Goode, the first black network correspondent, the subject of a new biography
Mal Goode was the first black, network correspondent and Pittsburgh native is the subject of a brand new biography.
Munhall officer shoots man in custody after allegedly fighting with officers inside police station
A Munhall police officer shot a man in custody after he allegedly fought with officers inside a police station.
"Trouble In Mind" a historic play makes its way to Pittsburgh's Cultural District this month
The work of black, female playwright Alice Childress is now on the stage at the Pittsburgh Public Theater.
Residents of the Hill District react to police shooting in busy area, "Anybody could've gotten hurt."
One resident recalled the moment when shots rang out on Wednesday evening in the Hill District.
Man killed in West Mifflin house fire
A person was killed after a fire in West Mifflin on Wednesday.
Jerry Dickinson "energized" to become dean for Pitt's School of Law
The University of Pittsburgh's School of Law has a new dean in Jerry Dickinson.
Pittsburgh businesses close for nationwide Day Without Immigrants protest
Businesses across the country, including Pittsburgh, are taking a stand, joining a nationwide effort called Day Without Immigrants.