Ross Guidotti

Life for a child should be a time of wonder and discovery, but children with cancer are sometimes robbed of those wonders.

The NFL draft excitement is growing by the day, and on Tuesday, Visit Pittsburgh unveiled plans for its "Picksburgh" events that coincide with the draft.

Some lawmakers in Harrisburg continue to press for legal cannabis, while a bipartisan measure to legalize cannabis for adults is stalled in the Pennsylvania State Senate.

A Pittsburgh Regional Transit plan could leave riders in Shaler Township without a way to get around. Now, riders and leaders in Shaler are trying to get the PRT to rethink their plan.

The sights, sounds, and moments of the NFL draft are many and great. For Steeler fans, one of the most memorable may have been their very last one.

Pittsburgh leaders say they are bringing in more demolition crews as part of a city-wide blitz to knock down blighted and dilapidated buildings.

May 5 is Pennsylvania State Trooper Memorial Day. On Tuesday, Troop A in Greensburg, Westmoreland County, took time to remember some of their members who gave their lives in the line of duty.

A Whitehall man who went viral for turning his front yard into a food pantry says he's expanding his efforts to help keep kids fed over summer break.

A man from Indiana County killed during World War II was finally laid to rest, more than 80 years after he was declared missing and presumed dead.

A man accused of throwing plastic bags full of antisemitic flyers in Squirrel Hill asked the court to reduce his littering fine on Wednesday.