News about Pittsburgh, United States
32 headlines
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Man shot and wounded by Pennsylvania State Police in Washington
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Unionized AGH nurses rally, threaten to strike this month as contract negotiations continue
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Pitt is 1 of 9 universities under investigation for potential visa fraud, JD Vance says
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After Allegheny Mountain fire, Pa. Turnpike to make changes at all tunnels
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Letter to the editor: Family values include paid leave
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Alice and friends (is that you, Cheshire Cat?) crash the Phipps Fall Flower Show
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Buying Here: Downtown condo with a rooftop patio and ‘wow factor’ priced at $3.6 million
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8 men will go to trial in alleged Allegheny County Jail murder
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Allegheny County lawmakers tee up a final vote on the controversial paid parental leave policy
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Richard DeShantz Restaurant Group founder and CEO arrested on assault charges
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Homeland Security targets Democratic campaign after ICE arrest in Pennsylvania
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Western Pa. woman reportedly diagnosed with alpha-gal syndrome, a tick-borne illness
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All-day rain expected Sunday in Pittsburgh from the remnants of Hurricane Isaias
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Western Pa.'s state-owned universities report stable enrollment as a projected cliff looms
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As data center backlash grows, residents in Forward Township beg leaders to ‘please, please hear us’
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Letter to the editor: Fix Allegheny T station escalators
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This Western Pa. youth basketball team is trying to get flush with cash using a toilet
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‘Yinz Are Good’ is still going strong — and so is the feel-good podcast’s creator
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Brandon McGinley: The story behind Corey O’Connor’s dire budget
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10-year-old Plum girl leads U.S. to gold in an international futsal tournament in Brazil
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Chaperones, student IDs to be required for Pittsburgh Public Schools sporting events at Cupples Stadium
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Duquesne Light union negotiations bring guarded hope that strike could soon end
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GOP lawmaker under fire for purported homophobic remarks loses House committee assignments
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Gold surged to a record, then fell hard. What happened?
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Letter to the editor: Trump imposed war costs
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‘Adventurous’ twins from Penn Hills compete together on ‘99 to Beat’
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County Executive Innamorato proposes millions in budget cuts as federal policies hit home
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Officials hope 2nd passenger train between Pittsburgh and Harrisburg spurs growth
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Duquesne Light’s union is five days into its first strike in half a century
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Karen Hanlon named Highmark’s first female CEO
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Southwest Airlines to add three nonstop routes at Pittsburgh International Airport
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City leaders target breakdowns in oversight that some say helped lead to Pittsburgh’s looming financial crisis