‘Recent incidents’ prompt Etna to close playground in evening
Etna officials have moved to close a park on Pine Street earlier after “recent incidents” that police are investigating.
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Etna officials have moved to close a park on Pine Street earlier after “recent incidents” that police are investigating.
As Pittsburgh prepares to host the upcoming NFL Draft, drivers and riders alike are bracing for what could be a challenging week of travel around the city.
Pittsburgh Public Schools celebrated Women’s History Month at Pittsburgh Langley School on Thursday, connecting students with women from a range of career fields to explore their own potential pathways.
The Municipal Water Authority of Aliquippa said it is refilling storage tanks to resume normal distribution after four separate breaks disrupted service.
Two people were injured in a shooting early Friday morning in the Homewood neighborhood, according to Pittsburgh police.
A 25-year-old man was shot and killed in an alley in Marshall-Shadeland on Wednesday.
Volunteer Susie Bowell had just three minutes to fill a shopping cart with goods for those in need at a local Shop n’ Save grocery store
Duquesne Light Co. says it is continuing to address outages across the region after recent high winds. Monday morning marked day three for nearly 10,000 customers without power.
The service ends decades of operation in Turtle Creek, a move the diocese said was driven by declining attendance and rising maintenance costs.
A demolition order for the long-abandoned St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church on Liverpool Street has surprised many residents in Pittsburgh’s Manchester neighborhood, uniting neighbors who hope to preserve the building.