Colleen German thought her fraud dispute was resolved — until her bank clawed back the credit after Walmart flagged a matching pickup barcode.

James Kahl walks free under a no-contact order while Carly Kahl stays jailed and the mother of two alleged victims says she fears for her family's safety.

Pittsburgh gets a sunny Friday before heavy rain Saturday and a potential severe-storm threat Sunday.

William Holdyn Kinison, a Beallsville Elementary sixth-grader, died after being ejected from the vehicle; three other juveniles were hurt.

James Boring Jr. faces multiple charges after a state police probe into abuse allegations dating back to when the victim was just 9.

The City of Pittsburgh has been renovating Burgwin Recreation Center, with work expected to finish in fall 2026.

Dane Simmons suffered a football injury and was diagnosed with B-cell leukemia.

A nine-year employee called the sudden Galleria closure “shocking and unnerving” after learning by text.

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

A once-empty concrete lot at Greenfield PreK-8 is now a $600,000 park open to about 400 students and thousands of neighbors.

The Smithfield Street purchase, funded entirely by foundation gifts, ends a high-profile Downtown vacancy next to the Pittsburgh Playhouse.

Pittsburgh Brewing Co. Oktoberfest 2026 features a stein-holding contest and a live chainsaw carver.

Travelers can catch twice-daily jazz sets at Pittsburgh International Airport starting next Monday, part of a citywide festival featuring drumming legend Bernard Purdie.