North Shore businesses gear up for Steelers' home opener on Sunday
Businesses in Pittsburgh are preparing for a busy weekend.
Apartment building fire highlights lack of sprinkler systems in buildings
The fire at the Jefferson Apartments in Pittsburgh's Squirrel Hill neighborhood exposed more than flames and smoke.
Motorcyclist killed after running red light in Chippewa Township, police say
The crash along Rt. 51 involved a motorcycle and another vehicle.
Large fire in Pittsburgh's Squirrel Hill neighborhood causes collapse at apartment building
A large, fast-moving fire in Squirrel Hill prompted a massive response from Pittsburgh firefighters and other city first responders.
Baldwin-Whitehall school custodian arrested on child porn charges
A Baldwin-Whitehall school custodian was arrested on nearly two dozen charges of child pornography.
Gwen's Girls holding 10th annual summit
This weekend, a local organization is celebrating its 10th summit to empower Black girls around Pittsburgh.
Jamies Dream Team launches new program to help quickly locate missing children
A non-profit organization is launching a new initiative in response to recent searches for missing children with disabilities.
Questions remain after finding boy with autism who disappeared during recess
A 5-year-old boy with autism who went missing during recess at a Sto-Rox school was found safe after crews searched for seven hours.
2 former Westmoreland County nurses plead guilty to taking inappropriate patient photos
Two Westmoreland County nurses pleaded guilty to taking and sharing inappropriate patient photos.
Mon View Heights residents march to managers, demanding answers
People who live at the Mon View Heights housing complex want answers from the property manager.
Baldwin man charged with abusing baby son
A man from Baldwin is charged with abusing his 4-month-old son, who police said ended up in the ICU.
Fundraiser for Riley's Pour House set for this weekend
In November 2024, flames reduced Riley's Pour House in Carnegie to a skeleton of charred wood.
Leaders tell Duquesne Light to "stop hiding" from questions on April storm response
State and local leaders want answers from Duquesne Light.
Allegheny County Jail corrections officers want to bring back leg shackles for hospital transport
The correctional officers' union at the Allegheny County Jail wants to reinstate leg shackles for hospital transports.
Rep. Summer Lee plans to introduce Access to School Supplies Act
U.S Rep. Summer Lee plans to introduce the Access to School Supplies Act.