Squirrel Hill's legendary record shop turns 50 this weekend with $1 vinyl, a 45 toss, and 15% off everything.

A Greensburg couple face charges after their baby was found with a skull fracture and drugs in his system.

Downtown Pittsburgh's Oktoberfest gets a new name and a county proclamation as Prostburgh returns October 1-11.

Donald Stinedurf, 28, allegedly hid his fight with cellmate Joshua Tisak from guards using a sheet over the cell window.

A hospitalized victim, a mangled SUV and trash strewn across Monroeville Avenue after Turtle Creek's multi-vehicle wreck.

A new white paper spotlights McKeesport and Bellflower deals as wins for cities, but Pennsylvania customers have already seen bills jump.

The Jefferson Hills career school welcomed back state leaders this week after a three-year renovation, even as more than 250 students sit on a waitlist.

The five-day North Shore cookout kicks off Thursday with free concerts, 12 pitmasters and Pitt's home opener against Miami (Ohio).

Institutional buyers slowed their Pittsburgh spending spree in 2026, but Allegheny County's corporate-owned home count still tops 28,000.

Race organizer P3R expects nearly 8,500 runners at this year's Thanksgiving morning race, with proceeds again feeding local food pantries.

A coroner was called after a fatal crash closed Route 119's northbound lanes near Uniontown. It's the second deadly wreck on the highway in six days.

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

Maddy Durmis grabbed a curtain rod and chased the man down Greenfield Avenue after he ripped her deadbolted door off its hinges.