4, including 3 children, hospitalized after fire in Washington County
The fire happened at a home on Park Avenue in Monongahela.
Three people arrested for allegedly plotting to and killing woman in Westmoreland County
The three suspects allegedly planned to kill the 71-year-old woman and hide her body.
Charleroi Area School District expected to resume classes after flu outbreak
Last Wednesday, more than 80 students were sent to the nurse's office and more than 30 were sent home.
"It's more than football:" Aliquippa welcomes home and celebrates the undefeated state champs
For the first time in program history, the Aliquippa High School football team went 14-0, winning its fifth state championship.
Seven people indicted on alleged fraud and money laundering charges targeting elderly persons
The scheme targeted elderly victims by telling them they won the lottery but had to pay a fee to get their prize.
Ohio man indicted for alleged sex trafficking in Pittsburgh
Donte Cole allegedly brought a girl from Ohio to Monroeville to have sex inside a motel.
Dozens of animals rescued from Armstrong County property, surrendered to Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh
Nearly 70 animals, including 30 dogs, were rescued from the property.
Play It Forward Toy Drive spreading Christmas cheer to families in need
Founded in 2011, the nonprofit provides toys for families struggling.
Traffic stop in Pittsburgh neighborhood leads to drug bust
A man was found to have suspected heroin and crack cocaine on his person.
Penguins Perspectives: The captain's legacy and legend only grows
It's easy to forget how great Sidney Crosby is, but right now, he's reminding us why he's one of the best in the world.
Pittsburgh Police make arrest in July bank robbery
A man wanted for a bank robbery in July was taken into custody on Thursday.
Weekend Planner: Santa, seven fishes, artwork, and food
We've got plenty to keep you busy and full this weekend!
Pittsburgh Sports Year In Review: A look back at year of change, triumph, and reunions in 2023
Front office changes, coach firings, new faces, old friends and so much more marked an active year in Pittsburgh sports.
Pennsylvania lawmaker to introduce legislation to require cursive handwriting in schools
Rep. Joseph Adams sent a letter telling the Pa. House he plans to introduce the legislation.
Retirement celebration held for the Judge Kim Berkeley Clark, the first African-American president of the Allegheny Court of Common Pleas
Judge Kim Berkeley Clark has been a judge since 1999 and was named president in 2018.