Mayor Ed Gainey responds to Juneteenth organizers
Both the city and the state say they didn't cancel the event.
Pittsburgh Juneteenth organizers accuse officials of discriminatory practices and last-minute requirements
Organizers of the upcoming Juneteenth celebration in Pittsburgh are accusing the state and the city of discriminatory practices regarding security.
2 found guilty in drive-by shooting death of 18-month-old boy
Markez Anger and Londell Falconer were found guilty in the murder of 18-month-old De'Avry Thomas.
Local nurse to stand trial on charges she killed 2 men, sickened 3rd with overdoses of insulin
A local nurse will stand trial on charges she intentionally killed two men and sickened a third with overdoses of insulin.
South Park High School student helps classmate with autism during graduation: 'Can't thank her enough'
One young woman gave up her big moment so a classmate could have his at a local high school's graduation ceremony.
Uniontown homeowner says Dollar General truck destroyed fence and yard
A homeowner in Uniontown says a delivery driver destroyed his fence and yard when he tried to drive down a street he should have never been on.
As weather warms up, officials ask motorcyclists and drivers to share the road
The sunshine means a lot of motorcyclists are taking to the open road.
Homewood Community Sports announces major renovations
Community leaders say the renovations will help the youth develop into leaders on the athletic field, in the classroom and in the community.
Spring brings return of spotted lanternflies
The dreaded spotted lanternfly is getting ready to make a comeback no one wants.
Pittsburgh school holds blood drive for 7-year-old boy with sickle cell anemia
Those who know him say Marquon Herring is a great kid who has so much energy.
Veterans and sports stars play hockey to raise mental health awareness
A very special hockey game was played Thursday night in Washington County.
Frazier Community Library evicted from high school
The Fraizer Public Library and Frazier School District Library shared the same place at the high school in Perryopolis, but not anymore.
Study ranks Pa. worst state for higher education
A new study puts Pennsylvania at the very bottom when it comes to attending college.
Water main break on Mother's Day leaves several without service
Residents in an Oakland apartment building on Sunday woke to the sound of what some thought was a rainstorm, only to find out it was a flood of water.
Crews implode rest of former Elrama power plant
The former Elrama power plant has been reduced to rubble following a planned implosion.