Reuse! Box Truck Roadshow comes to Pittsburgh
The event shows tiny homes repurposed and built on a box truck.
Beagles rescued from Virginia breeding facility going up for adoption
A few of the 21 rescues will be ready to find their fur-ever home.
Pittsburgh-based drone start up gets million-dollar contract from U.S. Army
KEF Robotics got a $1.5 million grant from the army.
Allegheny County nominates five candidates for police review board
The five candidates were a mix of people from around the community.
Moderna files suit aginst Pfizer and BioNTech for alleged patent infringement of COVID-19 vaccine
They are alleging that Pfizer and BioNTech copied Moderna's invention and are using them without the company's permission.
Elevate-Bio expected to bring more jobs to Pittsburgh in expansion
The company is building a new facility in Hazelwood Green.
Pa. Attorney General Josh Shapiro suing company over rent-to-own scheme
Progressive Leasing targeted low-income Pennsylvanians, according to the suit.
Senior citizens forced from apartments due to early morning fire
The fire happened at the Fifth Avenue Condominiums.
Pittsburgh Public Schools using cameras to catch drivers illegally passing buses
The buses will have advanced safety technology including stop-arm cameras.
In-state Pitt students to receive grant thanks to additional COVID-19 relief money
More than 20,000 in-state students will see a portion of $7.5 million.
Driver flees scene of wrong way crash in Lawrence County
State police are searching for one of the drivers.
Netflix movie 'The Deliverance' filming in Pittsburgh area
Traffic was detoured until early Thursday morning.
Penguins center Teddy Blueger scores four goals, gets into fight in summer league
It's widely believed there has never been a fight in Da Beauty League...until Teddy Blueger.
Community hosts fundraiser to help trooper shot on the job
Trooper Jonnie Schooley was shot at the Franklin Mini Mart last month
Pittsburgh City Council drafts resolution declaring homelessness a public health emergency
The resolution gives the Gainey Administration two weeks to address the issue.