PRT holding public meeting this week on Bus Line Refresh
Pittsburgh Regional Transit will hold a public meeting on Tuesday to hear from riders on the proposed Bus…
Harrisburg residents react to potential minimum wage increase
LIVE FROM HARRISBURG WITH MORE ON WHAT THEY HAD TO SAY ABOUT THIS. MICHAEL. WELL, LORI AND JERRY,…
Pennsylvania senators propose Monday start for deer season
Pennsylvania Sens. Gene Yaw, R-Lycoming and Lisa Boscola, D-Northampton, have introduced Senate Bill 1244 to restore the traditional…
Clairton sees hope after US Steel plant explosion in Pennsylvania
SHELDON INGRAM PITTSBURGH’S ACTION NEWS FOUR. WE HAVE SOME BREAKING NEWS JUST IN. WE KNOW THAT BATTERY 13…
3 New Pennsylvania Laws That Will Effect Your Wallet in 2026
PENNSYLVANIA – As the Commonwealth rings in the New Year, several new pieces of legislation and administrative changes…
PRT to retire bus-only lane on Fifth Avenue in Oakland
Pittsburgh Regional Transit announced Monday that it will permanently retire a bus lane in Oakland after over 45…
Rain will linger throughout Pittsburgh region – WPXI
PITTSBURGH — It will be a wet day, whether you’re going through your normal Tuesday routine or heading…
CSX considering legal options after vote to change Hazelwood zoning district – WPXI
The Pittsburgh Planning Commission’s narrow vote to change the zoning designation for an industrial stretch of Hazelwood has…
Des Moines approves first reading of camping ordinance changes
The Des Moines City Council on Monday night passed the first reading to clarify its prohibited camping and…
Local Pennsylvania Air National Guard unit holds change of command ceremony – WPXI
CORAOPOLIS, Pa. — A local unit of the Pennsylvania Air National Guard held a change of command ceremony…
$2M winning Powerball ticket sold in Pennsylvania – WPXI
Check your Powerball tickets! Someone who purchased a ticket in Pennsylvania won $2 million in Saturday’s drawing. According…
Judge allows controversial Penn Avenue Rightsizing project to continue with changes – WPXI
PITTSBURGH — The controversial Penn Avenue Rightsizing project will proceed, though not as originally planned. The City of…