Flat Tire Turns Into $1 Million Scratch-Off Shock for Salem Township Mom
One lousy flat tire turned into the kind of problem most people would love to have: figuring out what to do with $1,000,000. In April, 32-year-old Beth Dudley stopped at a Salem Township convenience store to deal with her disabled car and ended up hitting the top prize on a Pennsylvania Lottery Win Win Win scratch-off.
Pittsburgh-area man charged with homicide after violent crime spree
A man accused of fatally stabbing a woman in Penn Hills has been charged with homicide, and now police say they've linked him to nearly a half-dozen other crimes.
K-9 deployed, man tased after incident at Allegheny County business, police say
Police have filed charges against a man after an incident at an Allegheny County business on Saturday.
City of Pittsburgh plans more paving, curb ramp upgrades
The City of Pittsburgh is planning more work for its 2026 paving program during the week of May 17.
PRT stresses commitment to keeping Mon Incline running & preserved as latest repairs begin
After two people were trapped for two-and-a-half hours while riding the Monongahela Incline overnight, officials with Pittsburgh Regional Transit said the cars stalled due to a ‘control system issue.’
High School Construction May Top $50M
Updates on a construction project potentially costing taxpayers more than $50 million were delivered to school directors during Thursday’s meeting at McKeesport Area School District. A nearly hour-long presentation from Daniel Engen and Jacklyn Cowan of DRAW Collective detailed a pre-final report regarding changes to the high school. While...
Forbes Avenue among Pittsburgh streets set for resurfacing project
Pittsburgh will resurface portions of eight streets and install accessible curb ramps at six locations next week as part of its ongoing 2026 infrastructure improvements. The Department of Mobility and Infrastructure will pave segments of Forbes Avenue, Aylesboro Avenue, Beechwood Boulevard, Urn Way, Elmer Street, Filbert Street, and Ivy Street.
2-alarm fire destroys vacant building in Pittsburgh
The cause of the fire has not yet been determined.
Relatives of North Side shootout victims feel robbed of justice
Bridgette Mehalic settled wearily into the wooden chair of a Downtown Pittsburgh courtroom in January expecting justice. Instead, she got heartache. Mehalic was sure jurors would convict the man charged with killing her daughter Jacquelyn, 33, at a North Side bus stop during a wild shootout more than three years earlier.
Man accused of stealing nearly $3,000 of merchandise from local Lowe’s
A man is accused of stealing thousands of dollars of merchandise from a South Hills store and is suspected of other thefts across the area.

















