Woman fell into road while chasing PRT bus before being hit, killed, officials determine
Officials have revealed what happened before a woman was hit and killed by a Pittsburgh Regional Transit bus in the city’s Spring Hill neighborhood last month.
Morning Roundup: Police say man fired shots at Braddock Hills bar; Pittsburgh to collect...
Here are some of the latest news items from this morning, Tuesday, Oct. 14:. An East Pittsburgh man was being held Tuesday without bail in the Allegheny County Jail after he allegedly fired multiple shots at an area bar after the bartender asked him to leave. Police said Evan Robinson,...
UPMC moving into Eastern Ohio
The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center has entered into a nonbinding agreement with CommonSpirit Health, the parent organization of Trinity Health System.
Another student with autism wanders away from Pittsburgh school
A Pittsburgh Public Schools student who walked away from Pittsburgh Carmalt PreK-8 on Tuesday was found safe.
One killed, one seriously injured in crash near rest stop on I-79
The early morning crash on I-79 happened near the Bridgeville rest stop and resulted in one dead and one seriously injured.
Former Rite Aid in Mount Oliver sold to non-profit
A South Side nonprofit has bought the former Rite Aid store in Mount Oliver. The Pittsburgh Business Times reports that the Brashear Association paid $350,000 dollars for the location in the 200 block of Hays Avenue.
Motorcyclist dies in late-night crash on I-279 in Pittsburgh
According to a Pennsylvania State Police report, the crash happened just before midnight on Tuesday on southbound I-279 near the Hazlett Street Exit.
Wanted man had handgun in hoodie when arrested again, sheriff’s office says
Law enforcement officials say Donte Harper, 25, has been wanted since the end of July for a probation violation connected to a guilty plea on two gun charges.
Defendant in Monroeville police shooting testifies that he was wrongly accused
A man accused of shooting a Monroeville police sergeant as he responded to an armed robbery last year took the witness stand on Tuesday and told the jury he didn’t do it. Jamal Brooks said he didn’t rob Crumbl Cookie the night of Jan. 3, 2024, and he didn’t fire 16 shots at Sgt. James MacDonald — hitting him twice.
Giant steel raccoon debuts at Millvale park
Millvale's Rainbow Raccoon Park has a new mascot — a 12.5-foot, 5,000-pound steel raccoon that serves as public art, a tourist draw and a one-of-a-kind performance space. Why it matters: The installation marks a milestone in the borough's decade-long effort to revive overlooked urban spaces through community-driven...
