Man on the run after exposing himself to children in stores across multiple states,...
Multiple police departments are warning the public to be on the lookout for a man accused of exposing himself to children inside popular stores.
Facebook Marketplace scam has Allegheny Township police charging Maryland woman
Dan Sevic believed something was off after his business, Sevic Landscaping and Supply in Allegheny Township, took an order for concrete block back in March. Little did he know that transaction would be linked to an alleged scheme that police say used stolen credit cards to buy the blocks, sell them at half the price...
After serving the community for decades, Stanton Negley Drug Company will close its doors
Highland Park has been home to the community pharmacy for decades, but on August 30, they'll say goodbye.
Oakdale Hose Co. offering $2,000 reward for return or information on stolen radio equipment
Local pawn shops are being asked to see if anyone has tried selling the radios within the past few days.
Brother of motorcyclist killed in Jefferson Hills crash suing bar, alleged drunk driver
The brother of a motorcyclist killed in a crash in Jefferson Hills is suing the suspected drunk driver and a bar that served him alcohol that afternoon.
Animal Friends launches free spays, neutering for Pittsburgh dogs, cats after city scaled back...
Animal Friends is offering Pittsburgh pet owners free spay and neuter services after the city scaled back a similar program. The Ohio Township-based nonprofit on Thursday announced the “Short Term Fix” spay and neuter program, which will provide free spay and neuter surgeries to dogs and cats owned by Pittsburgh...
Abandoned property creating problems for Munhall residents, borough says nothing can be done
An abandoned property is causing headaches for neighbors in Munhall.
Missing Pittsburgh man last seen in July found dead
Pastor Rodriguez-Rivera Jr., a missing man from Pittsburgh who was last seen in July, was found dead, authorities said.
Rabies vaccinations to be distributed by air and by hand in Allegheny County this...
This weekend's distribution continues an effort that has led to a steady decline in rabid raccoons in Allegheny County over two decades.
Fatal PA Steel Plant Explosion ‘Potentially Could Have Been Prevented,’ Feds Say
Joseph S. Pete – The Times, Munster, Ind. A fatal explosion that killed two and injured more than 10 at a U.S. Steel plant in Pennsylvania “potentially could have been prevented,” a federal investigator said. The U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board has opened an investigation...
