Pittsburgh PA

11 Investigates discovered that two new ambulances approved for purchase in the City of Pittsburgh’s 2024 budget still haven’t been ordered, and confusion over the design and specifications apparently led to the delays.

Animals were intentionally blown up using fireworks in a Pittsburgh neighborhood—and the horrifying footage was posted online, authorities announced on Wednesday, Aug. 20. The Violence Prevention Unit was first alerted to the animal cruelty video around 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 13, after it surfaced on social media,...

Kennywood is hosting two 21-plus nights to wrap up the summer.

The fried chicken chain Zaxby’s may be opening new locations in western Pennsylvania. KDKA-TV reports that the company is looking to expand into the Pittsburgh area. If they do so, it will be their first store in Pennsylvania. Zaxby’s was founded in 1990, and is best known for its...

Pittsburgh police are looking for individuals who duct-taped mice to fireworks before igniting the devices, then posted videos of the rodents’ deaths to social media. The police bureau announced Wednesday it was aware of the animal cruelty acts and an accompanying social-media post. Detectives said they have...

Police on Friday arrested three Pittsburgh teens in connection with the theft of a pickup truck in Franklin Park, the latest episode in what appears to be a recent rash of auto thefts and car break-ins throughout Allegheny County. Shaler police said they arrested Jameea Matthews, 18, of South Side...

The DA’s office says 70-year-old Loreen Nardozi has had power of attorney over her mother for nine years and has been using the money for her own personal benefit.

The Duquesne Brewery clock face on Pittsburgh's South Side is the largest in the United States.

A Leechburg man was thrown from his motorcycle and seriously injured Thursday night in Allegheny Township. A Volkswagen struck Raymond Robinson, 30, around 6:20 p.m. at the intersection of Route 56 and Welty Drive, according to Allegheny Township police Chief Dan Uncapher. The driver was traveling eastbound on the...

PITTSBURGH — A Pittsburgh social worker’s attempt to reinstate the use of leg shackles by jail officials in hospital transports cleared a major hurdle Tuesday — getting enough signatures from county residents to get the issue to be considered by County Council. John Kenstowicz has worked for...