As measles cases rise nationwide, Pittsburgh health officials stress importance of vaccination
Infectious disease experts are sounding the alarm that measles is on the rise nationwide, with several major cities reporting outbreaks.
Aliquippa officially files lawsuit against PIAA over competitive balance rule
Earlier this year, Aliquippa was told they would be bumped up to Class 5A.
Another Pittsburgh-area care facility hit with lawsuit for employing nurse accused of killing patients with insulin
Another Pittsburgh-area care home that employed a nurse accused of killing patients with insulin is facing a wrongful death lawsuit.
Bicyclist dies after colliding with semi-truck in Downtown Pittsburgh
A cyclist was rushed to surgery in critical condition after colliding with a semi-truck on Tuesday.
Ross Township police investigate car break-ins
Ross Township police are asking residents to lock their cars after a series of thefts.
FBI Pittsburgh warns of internet predators targeting children on social media
Internet predators have one goal: to force their young victims into dangerous and deadly behavior.
New Pittsburgh vet hospital lets owners watch surgeries and stay the night
Imagine taking your pet to the veterinary hospital and being able to be with your animal through the whole visit.
Pittsburgh's plastic bag ban is working, environmentalists say
According to the study, some businesses are doing great, while other businesses need some improvement.
Multi-year, $150 million project to improve Pittsburgh's light rail system
A multi-year, $150 million project to improve Pittsburgh's light rail system will start next month.
Man arrested after string of armed robberies at The Waterfront
A Pittsburgh man is facing charges, including robbery and terroristic threats, after a string of armed robberies in Homestead.
City of Pittsburgh preparing for busy St. Patrick's Day weekend
Public Safety officials and other city leaders will be holding a briefing at 9:00 a.m. today.
Penguins announce contingency plan after Jaromir Jagr bobbleheads stolen in California
The shipment of bobbleheads was stolen after arriving in California.
Former DEP official says it's "nearly impossible" to identify all unregistered natural gas wells
State and local officials are investigating how the Crescent Township house explosion happened.
Pittsburgh officials urge community members to celebrate St. Patrick's Day safely
Law enforcement officials in Pittsburgh are warning the community to celebrate St. Patrick's Day safely.
AAA and Allegheny County Pretrial Services show students how court works
Several students from Shaler High School found themselves in front of a district magistrate for simulated court cases.