Judge drops charges filed against Pittsburgh police officer accused of being in bar fight
The district attorney’s office withdrew the charges after all parties involved declined to testify at a hearing on Wednesday.
At least three tornadoes confirmed in Ohio after severe storms
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — At least three tornadoes have been confirmed in Ohio after multiple rounds of thunderstorms on Tuesday. One confirmed tornado was in Muskingum County northwest of Duncan Falls. The National Weather Service office in Pittsburgh sent a team to survey the damage from southeastern Licking County and
3 tornadoes touched down in Western Pennsylvania on Tuesday
Storms in Western Pennsylvania spurred three tornadoes.
Clairton woman ordered to pay $1.17M for embezzling funds from employers
A Clairton woman was sentenced to pay more than $1 million for embezzling money from two former employers, according to the Department of Justice.
Owner of Westmoreland County pool company facing charges in 3 home improvement fraud cases
An Irwin man is facing charges in three separate criminal cases for alleged home improvement fraud.
Man wearing “demon clown mask” among 2 arrested in Pittsburgh-area crime spree
Two suspects are in custody after police said they went on a crime spree in Allegheny and Westmoreland counties on July 9.
Pittsburgh lounge ordered closed by Health Department
Empire Lounge in Pittsburgh's Brighton Heights closed by Allegheny County Health Department due to invalid permit.
Some GPS programs guiding drivers to closed Commercial Street
As construction continues, drivers have had to detour around the area, and some GPS routes have them turning onto Commercial Street by mistake.
AI Avenue lands 2 new companies
Two new tech headquarters are coming to Pittsburgh's AI Avenue. Why it matters: Leaders at the AI Strike Team want to concentrate AI companies in the same area so they can collaborate and drive greater growth for the city's burgeoning tech industry. Driving the news: Last week, two AI companies...
Allegheny County closes the book on paper land records
Allegheny County is in the final stages of changing the ways journalists, homebuyers, attorneys, and historians use land records stored in the County Office Building at Forbes Avenue and Ross Street downtown. Once accessible in large heavy and dusty books, more than 230 years of deeds, deeds, mortgages and other proper

















