Lawrence Hall food hall in Pittsburgh to close at end of year
Cuddy’s Soul Food inside Lawrence Hall. The food hall in Pittsburgh’s Central Lawrenceville neighborhood announced it will close at the end of the year. (TribLive) Lawrence Hall, the food hall in Pittsburgh’s Central Lawrenceville neighborhood, announced it will close at the end of the year after less than three years in business.
2 Sierra discount outdoor stores are coming to Pittsburgh area
McCandless Crossing shopping center, along with the Great Southern Shopping Center in Collier, will soon be home to new Sierra outdoors stores. (TribLive) A popular discount outdoor store will soon open two new locations in Allegheny County — the first in southwestern Pennsylvania. Sierra, formerly known as Sierra Trading...
Matchbox 20 to bring 30th Anniversary tour to Pittsburgh area
Matchbox Twenty has announced its 30th Anniversary Tour, including a stop at The Pavilion at Star Lake in Burgettstown.
$170M development would bring hundreds of apartments to Hill District
A proposal to build hundreds of apartments in Pittsburgh’s Hill District could reinvigorate a long-undeveloped part of the neighborhood and provide college students with needed housing. New York-based JK Equities and Manor Park Ventures has secured exclusive negotiation rights with the Urban Redevelopment Authority to buy 90 publicly owned...
Jackpot-winning lottery ticket worth $350K sold at Pittsburgh-area Giant Eagle
A jackpot-winning Pennsylvania Lottery Cash Five with Quick Cash ticket worth $350,000 was sold in Allegheny County for the Oct. 11 drawing.
JD Vance accuses University of Pittsburgh of committing visa fraud
This story has been updated to include a statistic on University of Pittsburgh's international employees, scholars and students. University of Pittsburgh is among nine higher education institutions under federal investigation for alleged visa fraud , according to Vice President J.D. Vance . The schools, he said, have been overusing America's J-1 visa program, opting to hire workers from other countries and paying them lower wages than they would provide domestic workers. "Something weird is goin
11 Investigates: Second arrest involving use of force by Pittsburgh police under investigation
City officials and the Office of Municipal Investigations are reviewing the arrest of a woman who was pushed to the ground while handcuffed by Pittsburgh police officers on Friday afternoon.
Citations for lane restriction violations begin in Oakland’s bus-only lanes
Starting this month, Pittsburgh drivers and student commuters will face citations for driving in the new bus-only lanes that run on Forbes and Fifth avenues. According to Melissa Rubin, the director of public relations for PRT, the enforcement and ticketing is intended to improve the safety of the corridor between Bellefield and Craft avenues.
Pittsburgh region gets new 560-seat multi-use theater in Canonsburg
Washington County has a new theater and cultural center. The 560-seat Canon Theatre opened last week in the heart of Canonsburg. The facility will host live theater, live music, film screenings, speakers and more. The venue is owned and operated by the Canonsburg Educational & Cultural Institute (CECI), a nonprofit...
15-year-old charged in shooting outside of Cupples Stadium that injured 3 people
Charles Lawshe, 15, is facing multiple charges, including attempted homicide and aggravated assault.

















