Pittsburgh eatery with 18 violations under Consumer Alert
Allegheny County Health Department issues Consumer Alert for Maya Sushi in Pittsburgh's Squirrel Hill due to 18 health violations and mouse droppings.
Apartments, vehicles damaged by gunfire in Pittsburgh overnight
Detectives processed the scene and recovered shell casings. The investigation is ongoing, and no arrests have been made at this time.
Oakmont officials confirm start date for closure of Hulton Road railroad crossing
Oakmont officials have released an official start date for railroad crossing upgrades at the Hulton Road crossing. The next phase of the at-grade crossing reconstruction has a start date of Thursday, Aug. 6, according to a Facebook post from the borough. The crossing will remain closed until the morning of Tuesday, Aug
I-279 closures/restrictions for Aug. 1 through Aug. 8
The Allegheny County Department of Public Works announced Friday the upcoming closures of portions of I-279 and the I-279/I-579 High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lanes in Pittsburgh, Ross Township and Ohio Township.
AmeriCorps funding cut ends Allegheny County health program after 30 years
Allegheny County’s National Health Corps, an AmeriCorps-affiliated initiative that addresses community health, announced that it will close after more than three decades. National Health Corps members served in a variety of health related roles, including for a Bike PGH event in 2023 to 2024. (Courtesy of Keeka Grant-T
Potential parking lot development creating controversy in Bethel Park
The owner of Bethel Bakery reportedly wants to tear down a house to build a parking lot. One neighbor is pushing back.
Community members eagerly anticipate improvements to Bloomfield Bridge intersection
Community members have high hopes for $1.3 million of grant money, earmarked for traffic signal upgrades and overall improvements. The Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission awarded the grant money to the City of Pittsburgh to make the intersection safer and easier for everyone.
Manufacturing company investing $166M in expanding capacity in Pa., creating over 700 jobs
A western Pennsylvania company will invest $166 million to expand its operations, creating at least 714 jobs over the next four years while retaining 735 existing positions, Gov. Josh Shapiro and state officials announced Friday. The state is contributing $6 million to support the project through state economic develop
Lockup lookout: Allegheny County Jail goes high-tech for medical alerts
The OverWatch device provides real-time biometric data to the Allegheny County Jail on medically vulnerable incarcerated people who agree to be monitored. (Courtesy of 4Sight Labs) After two people incarcerated in an Alabama county jail died from a drug overdose a few years ago, leadership there sought a way to...
11 INVESTIGATES EXCLUSIVE: Pittsburgh medic suspended for working second government job
11 Investigates has learned that a long-time city of Pittsburgh paramedic has been suspended after he was found working a second job for another government agency.
