Pittsburgh PA

Electric vehicle maker Rivian has officially planted its flag in southwestern Pennsylvania, turning a former Bed Bath & Beyond in Bethel Park into a hybrid service and customer experience center. The site brings Rivian's footprint directly into the Pittsburgh area and gives local drivers a nearby option for maintenance, test drives, and in-person support. Early hiring tied to the project also points to a...

Public Citizen raises concerns about UPMC hospital financial risks due to losses and Medicaid, but UPMC disputes findings

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The father of a former Highlands School District teacher charged with sexually assaulting students will have his own day in court. Harold Dicer, the father of Sean Dicer, waived his right to a preliminary hearing Wednesday on charges of simple assault, harassment and disorderly conduct. His case now will head to Allegheny County Court.

CERTAIN shoppers are being banned from a public square thanks to a new policy. An age threshold is being used to decide who can and cannot enter a shopping center during peak hours. City officials are temporarily restricting minors from Pittsburgh Market Square, a spokesperson confirmed to The U.S. Sun.

A quiet early-morning shift at a North Oakland gas station turned chaotic Tuesday when a man barricaded himself inside an employee's office and started smashing equipment, according to police. Officers were called around 4:30 a.m. for a welfare check after someone was heard shouting incoherently, and they found the man locked in an employee-only room behind the counter. Investigators say he...

A two-alarm fire has destroyed the roof of a church in Allegheny County.

A man was hospitalized in critical condition after police say he was stabbed multiple times aboard a Pittsburgh Regional Transit bus over the weekend.

Tuesday morning turned tense very quickly outside Hilltop Community Children’s Center in Pittsburgh’s Knoxville neighborhood, when masked agents moved into a parking lot across the street and detained several workers. Surveillance footage from the block shows people running and unmarked vehicles pulling in just before 8 a.m., while the owner of a local roofing crew said some of his employees were taken. Inside the...

This article was originally published by WESA. The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette will shrink to just under half its current size under its new owners, Post-Gazette employees told 90.5 WESA on Friday. And while the downsizing was no surprise, staffers expressed dismay at its magnitude — and some raised questions about whether union supporters had been targeted.