11 Investigates: Pittsburgh police recruit fired, another resigns
11 Investigates has learned that two Pittsburgh police recruits are no longer part of the class.
Las Vegas man hits police vehicle with his vehicle in Cranberry Township
(File Photo of a Pennsylvania State Police Trooper Car) (Cranberry Township, PA) Pennsylvania State Police in Gibsonia reported today that a state police vehicle was hit by another vehicle in Cranberry Township yesterday. This crash occurred at 11:25 a.m. and the police vehicle was stationary before the crash occurred.
After 45 years downtown, Joseph Orlando Clothiers is a family business that’s tailored to...
This year, Joseph Orlando Clothiers hit a rare milestone for a locally owned downtown business, as it celebrated its 45-year anniversary as a premier men’s clothing destination. The store is owned by Joe Orlando, whose father, Joseph Orlando Sr., opened the namesake business in 1981 on Liberty Avenue. The store spent n
Motorcyclist in critical condition after crash on Pittsburgh’s South Side
A man was critically injured in a motorcycle crash on Pittsburgh’s South Side on Tuesday night.
Death penalty trial for New Kensington man delayed by judge
Keith Lilly Jr. (Westmoreland County Prison) The November death penalty trial for a New Kensington man was postponed Wednesday after prosecutors said a critical witness is unavailable to testify. Judge Christopher Feliciani pushed the trial back to at least January. He scheduled a trial readiness conference for Oct. 28
Mount Oliver Fire Spreads Across Two Buildings on Middle Street, Injures One
A Tuesday-night fire on Middle Street in Mount Oliver spread from a vacant building into a neighboring structure, prompting a two-alarm response that lasted more than an hour. The fire occurred in Allegheny County, WTAE reported. Mount Oliver's fire chief told the station that the blaze began in a vacant building befor
Man accused of damaging multiple vehicles throughout Allegheny County community overnight
A man is accused of damaging multiple vehicles throughout an Allegheny County community overnight.
$4.5 billion project to build tunnels under Pittsburgh’s rivers finally underway
After decades of talk and planning, ALCOSAN's Clean Water tunnel project is finally underway.
Saint Vincent College students accuse public safety officer of physical, verbal threats
A group of students at Saint Vincent College is accusing one of the school’s public safety officers of grabbing a student by the neck and threatening another during a room check. Saint Vincent is reviewing the incident, which students and their parents say raises concerns about the conduct and...
Former police chief pleads guilty to selling cocaine
A former police chief has pleaded guilty to several felony charges, including selling cocaine in two local counties.
