Woman Says Dog Was Shocked by Electricity from a Streetlight: ‘Like He Was Being...
"When I realized he was being shocked, I didn't know where it was coming from," shared Denim's owner Montana Mitchell
Group of Duquesne students frustrated with lack of heat in apartment
A group of students at Duquesne University has grown frustrated with the lack of heat in their apartment.
Repeated thefts lead to temporary closure of pet food pantry on Pittsburgh’s North Side
The pantry distributes food each month through an honor system to nearly 100 local caretakers and families.
Negley man sentenced for bringing gun past TSA checkpoint at Pittsburgh International Airport
Justin Stanley pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct, a misdemeanor, according to Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas records.
Engine compartment of city-owned salt truck became engulfed in flames after mechanical failure
The cause of the fire wasn’t immediately clear. There were no reported injuries.
Two people killed in shooting in Ambridge overnight
Two people were found dead in an overnight shooting on Locust Street.
Fugitive found in attic of Pittsburgh home, sheriff says
The Allegheny County Sheriff’s Office says Davon James, 32, has been a fugitive for the last month after probation violation warrants were issued in two cases that involved guilty pleas to firearms violations.
Leetsdale has a new borough manager
Leetsdale is under new borough management. Council voted 6-0 on Jan. 5 to hire Janet Hardy-Miklos as its new borough manager. Councilman Robert Benedict was absent. Hardy-Miklos, a resident of Vanport Township in Beaver County, officially started the following day. She takes over for longtime borough...
Man accused of firing shots at several homes and setting his house on fire
Police said a Harmar Township man shot at several homes overnight before setting his own house on fire.
Staffing is top priority as UPMC Magee-Womens nurses head into 1st contract talks
The newly formed nurses unions at UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital will get to flex their power at the bargaining table for the first time Wednesday. Their priorities for their inaugural contracts include stronger health insurance, longer paid parental leave and better pay for experienced staff. But their top ask — a...
