Neighborhood Ford Store and the Steelers are teaming up on a hunger effort alongside a September food drive at participating Ford dealerships.

Hundreds of vintage rides and modern Corvettes lined South Park's main road as the 15th annual cruise returned to the park.

Pittsburgh Mayor Corey O'Connor walked the North Side corridor with merchants as the city moves to relocate a homeless outreach center.

Debbie Ritchey barely left home for two decades — until a German shepherd named Buddy changed that. Her nonprofit has now paired 55 veterans with dogs.

Irons Mill Farmstead's 10-acre maze opens this weekend, with proceeds now doubling as a memorial fund for Dolly Parton's literacy program.

The 1999 Phantom Menace relic outside Station 27 was swapped for a hand-painted fake, and neighbors want it back.

Animal Care & Control officers Ray Kranak and Charles Simpson freed the critter Tuesday in what officials called a seamless rescue.

Bidding on unclaimed suitcases, a Mercedes convertible and abandoned airport plows closes September 8, with proceeds funding local charity work.

Downtown's convention center rooftop transforms into a midnight garden Friday as Riverlife's biggest fundraiser returns for its 17th year.

The 72nd Westmoreland Fair wraps up with its first-ever wrestling show and two demolition derbies before closing Saturday.

A $950 handmade quilt raffle and two hairless sphynx cats headline Pittsburgh's first Cat Walk, launching from Legion Memorial Park.

A KDKA-TV reporter guided Avonworth High students through their debut broadcast, giving the suburban Pittsburgh school a taste of real newsroom work.

O'Hara, Aspinwall and Blawnox residents may see bills spike as Fox Chapel Authority and Pittsburgh Water clash over a decades-old contract.