Pittsburgh PA

State police are trying to identify a woman who took a resident cat from the KOA Campground in Sewickley Township. The woman used community laundry machines in the lodge area of the Waltz Mill Road campground on Saturday. Troopers said she took the cat around 1:30 p.m. as she left the building and put the feline in...

What neighbors say was an underage blowout at an Airbnb on Pittsburgh’s North Side ended with a police raid, a search warrant, and roughly 50 people bolting into the street on Sunday night. Officers later went back inside with that warrant, found several underage guests still hiding in the home, and neighbors told...

For those in the market for new furniture–for their home, office, or another space–a new store boasting approachable, modern styles has opened in Pittsburgh. Design Within Reach (DWR) opened its doors to their first Western PA store at The Strip District Terminal (1600 Smallman St.). Closing the loop...

A realty company is looking for someone to serve out the remainder of Sly Fox Brewing’s lease in Pittsburgh’s South Side, suggesting the Pottstown-based company’s only production facility in Western Pennsylvania is winding down. Legacy Realty Partners announced last week the nearly 6,000-square-foot space in the...

Ken Hovis was coaching wrestling one day when he started experiencing back pain. That pain turned severe and after going to the hospital, discovered he was paralyzed from the waist down due to an infection.

At 7:12 a.m., a Short Stack lands with a thud – eggs sliding, potatoes crackling, toast already sweating butter. The griddle hisses, mugs get topped off without asking, and the counter stools turn over fast. I followed that steam around Pittsburgh to see where a real breakfast still comes...

For the last two years, 11 investigates has exposed mechanical and safety issues with City of Pittsburgh vehicles.

(Universal City, CA) Watch “The Voice” to see a local teenager perform. Ashley Marina, a Lincoln Park Performing Arts Charter School graduate, posted a message on Facebook on Monday, recommending followers watch her audition on the popular NBC singing contest. “It’s official! I auditioned for ‘The Voice: Battle of...

After a massive storm late last month dumped about a foot of snow on Pittsburgh, many sidewalks, parking spots and transit stops remained covered for days. That made it challenging for people, especially those who are physically disabled, to navigate the snow, slush and ice. It’s a problem Councilwoman Barb...

(The Center Square) – Pittsburgh residents who swallowed a 20% property tax hike earlier this year will soon see a return on investment. City Council voted Tuesday to approve $7 million in funding for vehicle fleet upgrades amid instances of broken-down ambulances and out-of-commission snow removal trucks that have...