Church in Pittsburgh damaged by lightning strike
Third Presbyterian Church in Pittsburgh's Shadyside neighborhood was struck by lightning on Friday.
Moped Rider Critically Hurt After Steep Arlington Avenue Crash in Pittsburgh
A moped driver was left in critical condition after crashing near the bottom of a steep hill on Arlington Avenue in Pittsburgh's South Side Slopes early Friday morning. Police were called to the intersection of Fernleaf Street and Arlington Avenue around 4:45 a.m., and medics rushed the man to the hospital.
Downtown Pittsburgh PrimoHoagies Vanishes, Leaving Just a Closed Sign
A hand-lettered closed sign is all that's left at PrimoHoagies' Downtown Pittsburgh storefront, where tables and equipment have already been cleared out. The Penn Avenue shop, tucked near the Cultural District and Heinz Hall, shut down with no public announcement, leaving longtime lunch regulars near Highmark Health he
PSP: Clearfield woman killed in UTV crash
A Clearfield woman died after a UTV crash Friday in Penn Township, according to Pennsylvania State Police. Police said there were three people in the UTV when it crashed in the 100 block of Keiser Road. The occupants were the driver, an unidentified passenger and Jacqueline Smith, 51, of Clearfield.
Pittsburgh Man Facing Drug Charges After Traffic Stop
A Pittsburgh man is facing charges after being found with nearly eight ounces of marijuana in Summit Township. On July 21 around 4 p.m., police were in the area of Chicora and Oneida Valley Road when the officer began a traffic stop on a vehicle registered to 42-year-old Dominic Times.
Heavy downpours expected in the morning in Pittsburgh the next 2 days
The chance for flash flooding remains in place this weekend in the Pittsburgh area.
Jail finalizes new family notification policy
After years of discussion, Allegheny County Jail administrators next week will implement a new family notification policy for incarcerated people who experience a medical emergency. The new policy, distributed to Jail Oversight Board members on Wednesday, requires the jail’s onsite medical provider to follow a chain of
Pittsburgh’s Chinatown is gone, but its history showed me that I belong here
When people ask why I decided to move to Pittsburgh, here’s the honest truth: I don’t really know. It was the COVID-19 pandemic and I had recently graduated from college in upstate New York. My boyfriend and I had visited Pittsburgh twice prior, and in our brilliant, possibly naive, shockingly plucky early-20s minds, w
From steel to shipping: How P&LE’s freight corridor still moves Pa.
Railroad tracks in and around Pittsburgh’s Rivers of Steel National Heritage Area aren’t just scenery, they’re the backbone of a freight corridor that has been moving the region’s story for nearly 150 years. One of the most important lines is the former Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad , chartered in 1875 and known as t
11 Investigates EXCLUSIVE: City to fire officer who pleaded guilty to second DUI
11 Investigates has learned that the city of Pittsburgh is planning to fire an officer who pleaded guilty to his second DUI last month.

















