PennDOT’s Rt. 51 project undergoing a significant change this week
The crossover project that's been sending northbound traffic into the southbound lanes is in its final week.
Man charged in Downtown Pittsburgh double stabbing
A man has been charged in a stabbing that injured two people in Downtown Pittsburgh over the weekend.
Crews battling large, 4-alarm apartment fire in Squirrel Hill
Multiple crews are battling a 4-alarm apartment fire right near the Squirrel Hill Tunnel. The fire is causing heavy traffic near Forward and Murray Avenues in the area.
New Kensington Shooting, 17-Year-Old Suspect Charged, Victim Airlifted to Forbes Hospital
A shooting in New Kensington has left one person injured and a 17-year-old suspect in custody. According to a report made by TribLIVE, the incident erupted from an argument outside the Valley Royal Court apartment complex, around 12:35 p.m., leading to an area lockdown. Logan James King, the alleged shooter, now...
Pittsburgh’s $14M automated red light enforcement program cleared to roll out this winter
Drivers speeding through red lights in parts of Pittsburgh will soon receive tickets through an automated camera system to be installed this winter at several intersections. “This will change the way people drive in the city,” Councilman Bobby Wilson, D-North Side, said Tuesday, adding the new system is meant to make...
Pittsburgh buildings light up orange in September to bring awareness to hunger in the...
Hunger Action Month is recognized annually to raise awareness and provide nutritious food to people in need.
2 men accused of torturing man inside Sewickley home sentenced to prison
Two men accused of spending hours torturing a man inside an Allegheny County home were sentenced.
3 adults, 11 kids safely escape from Aliquippa house fire
A house was damaged by fire in Aliquippa on Tuesday.
Investigation underway after threatening letters received by Pittsburgh Jewish community
The temporary home of the Tree of Life Synagogue in Squirrel Hill has received a letter threatening the Jewish community. It’s reportedly on over several letters mailed to different organizations in the Pittsburgh Jewish Community.
Opinion: The only way to save public education is to turn every single school...
I hear a lot of pie-in-the-sky utopian BS about education and equity and having an actual building that shields children from the elements. But when will parents and bleeding-heart liberals realize that the only way to save public education in this country is to turn every elementary, middle, and high school from...