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.

New Castle's weeklong fair adds vendors and patriotic flair as organizers say attendance is climbing.

State officials detailed how tax credit sales, not new taxes, will bankroll the plan meant to stop Pennsylvania startups from moving elsewhere.

The 82,000-square-foot building will replace a campus parking lot at Forbes and Magee, anchoring a new Uptown health corridor.

Nearly 330 firefighters from 16 states trained across Butler and Allegheny counties in honor of Capt. Jimmy Ellis, who died of COVID-19 complications in 2022.

Three new trauma bays with negative-pressure isolation just opened at Allegheny General as part of a $43 million ER overhaul.

Sunday's free North Side gathering skips the smoke circle but promises over 100 vendors, live music and medical card help.

Nearly 2,700 degrees go out at Saturday's Bryce Jordan Center ceremonies, pushing Penn State past a million grads since 1861.

City Rescue Mission's Back to School Bash gave 191 New Castle families free supplies, coats, and even bread from a local Giant Eagle.

Sal Richetti's 26th Little Italy Days brings Joseph R. Gannascoli of The Sopranos to Bloomfield, plus VIP pizza packages.

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.