New 21 West tower brings luxury apartment living to North Shore
The latest high-rise reshaping Pittsburgh’s North Shore skyline is 21 West , and it’s aiming squarely at renters who want to live in the middle of the action. Rising 11 stories at 430 W. General Robinson St., directly across from PNC Park, the $100 million project will be a 291‑unit, all‑rental tower with studios, one‑
Vehicle rolls onto its roof on Route 28 in Allegheny County
A vehicle rolled onto its roof on Route 28 on Wednesday.
Grazing goats work hard to clear unwanted vegetation in Pittsburgh
Goats have become a useful tool in clearing unwanted brush in Pittsburgh's parks and green spaces.
A Pittsburgh Landmark Just Showed What a $65 Million CMBS Loss Actually Looks Like
For seven decades, Gateway Center has been part of Pittsburgh's skyline, a stainless-steel-and-glass complex that helped define the city's postwar reinvention. This month, it became something else too: a concrete illustration of how far office values have fallen since the loans backing them were written. The roughly $9
State leaders tour Etna to highlight ‘Main Street Matters’ economic initiative
State leaders visited several small businesses in Etna Wednesday to highlight the Main Street Matters initiative, a component of Pennsylvania’s 10-year Economic Development Strategy.
McKees Rocks Man Arrested for Soliciting Minor at Ormsby Park
A 26-year-old McKees Rocks man was taken into custody Tuesday after police say he approached a group of four children near Ormsby Park in Pittsburgh's South Side and solicited a 13-year-old girl for sex. Deonta Dux now faces criminal solicitation for sexual assault of a minor, stalking, corruption of minors, and provid
Old Tarentum Opera House partially collapses; streets closed there indefinitely
Tarentum firefighters block off the 400 block of Corbet Street after a section of the former Tarentum Opera House collapsed Wednesday. (Louis B. Ruediger | TribLive) Cindy Homburg didn’t want to believe her eyes while looking at the old Tarentum Opera House late Wednesday evening. The borough historian and...
How new SNAP restrictions could hit Greater Pittsburgh’s food access and economy
Nearly 14,000 people in one Pittsburgh-area county could lose a benefit that’s long been considered one of the country’s most effective anti-poverty tools.
Washington County community hit hard by flash flooding
A Washington County community was hit by flash flooding Wednesday night.
Allegheny County warns 26,000 residents could lose Medicaid under federal rules
Allegheny County Executive Sara Innamorato, shown in late March. (Justin Vellucci | TribLive) The Allegheny County Executive’s Office expects new federal Medicaid rules taking effect next year to leave roughly 26,000 Allegheny County residents without health coverage, increasing financial pressure on hospitals and the
