Frederick Price

The NFL reports 805,000 people attended this year’s NFL Draft in Pittsburgh, with the largest crowds concentrated on the North Shore and at Point State Park.

The Albert Gallatin School Board voted Wednesday to eliminate nearly 30 positions across the district as it works to close a multimillion-dollar budget gap.

“It’s really an economic impact for our area, from anywhere from the restaurants to the gas stations, to the hotels,” Westmoreland County Airport Authority Director Maurice Haas said.

Members gathered Sunday morning inside the Indiana Township Community Center instead of their sanctuary, leaning on faith and one another as they processed the emotional loss.

A Pittsburgh family is pleading for help after a vacation in the Dominican Republic turned into a medical nightmare.

Allegheny County Council President Patrick Catena is facing criticism from LGBTQ+ advocates over a campaign mailer as he runs for a state House seat.

Two young people are being remembered after a deadly crash in Butler County over the weekend.

This comes as Pittsburgh closes in on what could become its wettest Memorial Day weekend since 2000.

A Pittsburgh woman told police she woke up in the middle of a terrifying home invasion and sexual assault inside her Oakland home.

After more than two years of debate and months of back and forth, the Pittsburgh Public Schools Board voted Wednesday night to move forward with its controversial “Future Ready Plan.”