Cyclists participate annual event honoring Pittsburgh-born FBI agent killed in line of duty
Cyclists participated in Martha’s Ride, an annual charity event honoring a Pittsburgh-born FBI agent killed in the line of duty.
Allegheny County resident tests positive for measles; shoppers at local Target may have been...
An Allegheny County resident has tested positive for measles, marking the first person who lives in the community to contract the virus this year.
When will it snow in Pittsburgh? Forecast, historic fall snowfall data
Fall has just begun, but Pittsburgh could see snow in the coming weeks. The Farmers' Almanac recently released a 2026 forecast map showing when regions across the United States can expect their first snowfall . While the almanac predicts Pittsburgh won't see substantial snowfall for more than a month, the Steel City co
Officials gather in Allegheny County to announce extra state funding for child care staffing
The announcement took place at A Place to Grow Learning Center in O’Hara Township.
Young people harassing local businesses, prompting request from Carnegie police
People in Carnegie are speaking out after multiple reports of a group of young people allegedly harassing businesses and people in the area.
Automated cameras blanket city, generating tickets and millions of dollars in fines
If you drive or park in Pittsburgh, you're more than likely under some kind of technological surveillance. And if you don't obey the rules, it's going to cost you.
Missing Clayton Teen Found Nearly 400 Miles From Home
CLAYTON — A Clayton teenager who disappeared last month after his vehicle was found wrecked in Greensboro has been located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Robert Allen Book III, 17, was found after Clayton Police received information following a media bulletin seeking help locating him. Police said the tip led investigato
Monroeville man, 83, launches 3rd book in a series he began writing after retirement
Clara Booth and Florence “Flossie” Raymond are best friends. They grew up in a fictional village called Whistler in Northwestern Pennsylvania. Throughout their lives, they endured heartache and joy. They’ve loved and they’ve lost. Born in 1900, each had a child — Booth’s son, Boaz, and...
Aspinwall’s Fall in the Wall festival set for Oct. 10
An Aspinwall autumn tradition is set to continue in the coming days. Fall in the Wall, presented by Aspinwall Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the borough, is planned for 3 to 6 p.m. Oct. 10. Eastern Avenue will be closed for the event from Freeport Road to First Avenue,...
Police: Volunteer firefighter charged in deadly crash was responding to call without lights, sirens
A volunteer firefighter has been charged with causing a 2025 crash in Monroeville that left one person dead.
