Pittsburgh PA

A Pittsburgh mom is facing charges after police said her 4-year-old son ingested fentanyl.

Rivers Casino Pittsburgh‘s recapitalization process had already started in September when Rivers Enterprise Borrower disclosed a private offering of $600 million in senior notes due in 2030 with a 6.25% interest rate

Allegheny County Police are issuing an important reminder to drivers heading to the Pittsburgh International Airport for holiday travel. They want people to know that vehicles are not allowed to pull over or park along the side of the road that leads into the airport. 🚓 Heading to PIT for Thanksgiving pickups? If...

A man is in custody after a SWAT situation in Pleasant Hills. Click here for photos from the scene. Police were called to the 100 block of Broadway Drive in the early afternoon on Wednesday. “That was our biggest fear... is anybody hurt?” Pleasant Hills Police Chief Brian Finnerty told Channel 11. SWAT officers...

This week marks six years since David Baiely, a North Huntingdon chiropractor, was found dead at his office.

A Beaver County man has been charged in connection with an Aliquippa man's fatal fentanyl-related overdose in 2023. The Office of Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday has charged 43-year-old Donald J. Duncan with felony drug delivery resulting in death and related offenses, regarding the Nov. 20, 2023, death of...

A woman was injured in a shooting in Mount Oliver early Wednesday morning.

Chief Investigator Rick Earle confirmed with multiple sources that a district chief and a division chief have both been suspended without pay after an investigation into overtime pay.

The police have never had the highest reputation among the people. A lot of that comes from police violence and other abuses of power that many have experienced while dealing with officers. This recent incident in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania made it even clearer that not all police are thinking about the well-being of...

High school students in Pennsylvania can now become certified Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) while still in school. This is possible through a dual enrollment program at the Community College of Allegheny County (CCAC). The program lets students take emergency medical classes at a reduced cost. It is designed...