New Derry Township residents upset about plans for drug treatment facility in neighborhood
Some homeowners in Westmoreland County are protesting a planned drug treatment facility.
Construction worker dies after falling at Pine-Richland High School
A construction worker is dead after he fell at Pine-Richland High School.
Out-of-state family stuck in Pittsburgh after driver crashes into their cars
A couple visiting Pittsburgh says an out-of-control driver destroyed both of their cars, and now they are stranded.
City council approves giving the URA $2.5 million a year for 25 years for affordable housing
Pittsburgh City Council voted to spend millions of dollars over the next quarter century for affordable housing in the city despite no one being certain where exactly the money is going.
City residents upset after they say their cars were towed without warning
Dozens of city residents are upset that their cars were towed over the weekend, they say, without notice.
Grave marker unveiled to honor one of Pittsburgh's pioneer Negro League baseball players
The stone commemorates the burial place of one of Pittsburgh's pioneer Negro League baseball players.
Parts of Leechburg have serious rat problem, residents say
Leechburg is a nice place to visit, but recently there've been visitors that no one wants to see.
Judge orders Starbucks to re-hire 4 fired Pittsburgh workers
The judge ruled the company illegally fired the workers for their union-organizing activities at several Starbucks in the Pittsburgh area.
Woman rescued from underneath trapped vehicle after driver slams through Beltzhoover apartment building
The crash happened along Montooth Street just before 3 a.m.
Firework safety: Medical professionals bracing for week of injuries
Some fireworks pack enough power to maim or kill.
Furries return to Pittsburgh for Anthrocon
The furries are back in the 'Burgh for Anthrocon.
New K-9s sniff for explosives at Pittsburgh International Airport
Pittsburgh International Airport has some new Homeland Security agents on duty -- but these ones are on leashes.
North Side basketball court could win renovation from online contest
Two brothers are asking for help renovating a historic public basketball court on the North Side. It's all by way of an online contest.
System glitches leave hunters wanting doe tags waiting for hours
The Pennsylvania Game Commission said its computers crashed because too many hunters tried to get too many doe tags too quickly.
24 indicted after investigation into Pittsburgh drug trafficking organizations with gang ties
Two dozen people were indicted after a federal investigation into a Pittsburgh drug trafficking organization with ties to a local gang.