The Chemical Safety Board says years of incorrect valve cleaning and break rooms perched above coke oven pipes doomed two U.S. Steel workers.

One person walked away from the wreck near Bunola River and Elkhorn roads, but another had to be pulled from the car.

A judge sided with prosecutors after 32 police calls and a bouncer's death outside the Third Avenue club.

The Penn Avenue shop near Heinz Hall shut without warning, joining Houston and Denver stores that closed the same quiet way.

Both were ejected when the Can-Am Defender crossed lanes and hit a tree; a 12-year-old girl was seriously hurt.

DOJ suit accuses State College landlord Venkatachalam Mani of retaliating against tenant Jordan Miller.

A viral Pittsburgh video shows a bicyclist confronting a mother and her 9-year-old twin sons at their lemonade stand. The family says the harassment is part of a longer pattern.

Shady Side Academy plans to borrow $30 million for campus upgrades as it modernizes its 6–12 operation in the Pittsburgh area.

After 81 years, Slickville airman Stephen Fatur returned to Westmoreland County with a hometown procession and full military honors.

Positive West Nile mosquito samples are prompting a targeted spray operation across eight Pittsburgh neighborhoods Wednesday evening.

A Butler man is accused of attacking a woman with a belt and choking her until she struggled to breathe. He was arrested after allegedly fleeing the apartment.

Washington County commissioners approved a $41.2 million public safety building after a split vote over cost, scope and emergency communications spending.

Pittsburgh’s K&L Gates Center is being marketed for sale through a receivership process, years after a major mortgage default. The law firm has already committed to another 15 years in the tower.