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

A judge tossed out a Pittsburgh homicide trial after a tipstaff smelled marijuana in the jury room and every juror denied it.

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.

Police say 20 more cats were found alive running loose inside the Fourth Street house, some with visible signs of fighting.

Robbi Bennett, 26, died at the scene after a hatchback and a Chevrolet Tahoe collided near mile marker 9 in Whiteley Township.

Springdale veterans and business owners are pushing lawmakers on a bill capping machines at 50,000 statewide before police can start seizing them.

Chaai & Chaatwala on Centre Avenue was running without a valid health permit when inspectors found 18 violations, including sewage pooled in the basement.

Mattresses, a sofa and kids' toys were hauled out of Michaux State Forest in what officials call the worst dumping incident in recent memory.

The Depression-era shelter, built by teens in a New Deal jobs program, is finally usable again after years of crumbling ceilings.

Route 981 gets a new turnpike interchange near Carpentertown, while Penn Township's Route 130 exit stays paused indefinitely.

Rain and fog lead Pittsburgh into a stormy Thursday, while another round of showers could disrupt weekend plans.

Andre Pitts, 21, walked away with probation after altering a stolen federal check and pocketing a $25,000 cashier's check.