Bill to ban Allegheny County employees from cooperating with ICE advances to full council vote
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City controller urges Pittsburgh Public Schools district to reform procurement practices
Pittsburgh City Controller Rachael Heisler is advocating for changes in the Pittsburgh Public School District’s procurement practices, which…
Viral video shows rat running around beer taps at bar in Pittsburgh
A video shows a rat running around the beer taps at a bar on Pittsburgh’s South Side. The…
Former Allegheny County, Pittsburgh EOC manager charged with sexually assaulting child in his care
PITTSBURGH — A former Emergency Operations Center Manager for Allegheny County and the City of Pittsburgh is accused…
Significant Change Proposed For PA Cash Transactions
PENNSYLVANIA — The demise of penny production last year potentially could prompt a change that would impact cash…
Railroad trestles to be refreshed with paint highlighting Pittsburgh’s identity – WPXI
PITTSBURGH — Rusty over the street railroad trestles between two major Pittsburgh neighborhoods are getting refreshed. Mayor Corey…
Possible demolition of historic church unites community members on Pittsburgh’s northside – WPXI
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Railroad Trestle Work in Downtown and Strip District Starting March 3
Published on March 03, 2026
Mayor O’Connor and Local Partners Revitalize Railroad Trestles Between Downtown and Strip District Starting March…
Pa. State Police, Secret Service investigate $5M theft scheme in Western Pa.
The United States Secret Service, with assistance from Pennsylvania State Police, has opened an investigation into a multi-million-dollar…
City controller suggests Pittsburgh Public Schools enhance RFP protocols
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Lawsuit accuses Pittsburgh police of using Taser on autistic man without cause
A Pittsburgh man who is on the autism spectrum is suing city police alleging they shocked him with…
These students are producing local indie films using skills they picked up at Pitt
While producing their first feature-length crime thriller, “Wire,” Nate Drew and Max Christopher brought together classmates, alumni and…