McKeesport Housing Authority asks for help identifying man seen throwing kittens
The McKeesport Housing Authority is asking for help identifying a man who was caught on video throwing kittens.
By Rachel Pierce, WPXI-TV
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Work underway inside Monessen Middle and High School after mold found over summer
Work is underway inside Monessen Middle and High School after mold was found over the summer.
By Rachel Pierce, WPXI-TV
Actors help Allegheny General Hospital prepare for potential mass casualty events
Up to 30 actors helped Allegheny General Hospital simulate a mass casualty event Thursday morning.
By Rachel Pierce, WPXI-TV
Over 40 cyclists travel from Johnstown to Pittsburgh to raise awareness for sacrifices made by EMS
Over 40 cyclists traveled 140 miles from Johnstown to Pittsburgh to raise awareness for the sacrifices made by EMS. The National EMS Memorial Bike Ride Organizes long-distance cycling events throughout the country.
By Rachel Pierce, WPXI-TV
Volunteers pack more than 200K meals on 9/11 day of service, remembrance in Pittsburgh
More than 600 volunteers packed upwards of 200,000 meals for those in need at Acrisure Stadium on Friday, Sept. 11, marking 25 years since the deadliest terror attack on U.S. soil.
By Rachel Pierce, WPXI-TV
Public comment closes this month on Pittsburgh Regional Transit’s Bus Line Refresh
Thursday was the final day to give in-person public comment on PRT’S proposed Bus Line Refresh.
By Rachel Pierce, WPXI-TV
Cranberry Township cracking down on e-bike violations
Current state law says riders must be at least 16 years old and travel no faster than 20 miles per hour.
By Rachel Pierce, WPXI-TV
Massive tree falls in Pittsburgh’s Manchester neighborhood, bringing down wires, snapping pole
A massive tree came down in Pittsburgh’s Manchester neighborhood on Tuesday morning.
By Rachel Pierce, WPXI-TV
Advocates speak out about proposed parental leave bill during annual Pittsburgh Labor Day Parade
Among the groups marching this year was Worker Speak Out, whose members are calling on Allegheny County Council to pass a proposed paid parental leave measure.
By Rachel Pierce, WPXI-TV
Oakmont declares state of emergency during severe storms Thursday
The Borough of Oakmont declared a state of emergency during Thursday’s severe storms.
By Christopher Dacanay, WPXI.com and Rachel Pierce, WPXI-TV
2 children found living in deplorable conditions with dead dogs inside Munhall home; woman charged
Car slams into convenience store across from Rankin Bridge
Large water main break disrupts service to dozens of customers in Washington County
Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank marks start of Hunger Action Month
Police chief speaks out after loaded gun found on 17-year-old near Aliquippa High School
Steel Center technical school reopens in Jefferson Hills following $36M makeover
Man, 19, charged with robbing, punching woman outside of 7-11 in Downtown Pittsburgh
Sto-Rox students start new year with later start time, changes to dress code
Pitt rolls out new safety app as students return to campus next week
19-year-old accused of blocking police during street takeover in Pittsburgh
Man accused of stealing, forging multiple checks
Returning to class can be tough. Here’s ways parents can help kids adjust
Automated red-light enforcement cameras go live at 2 Pittsburgh intersections
2 people charged in gift card fraud scheme targeting local Dick’s Sporting Goods stores
City leaders from across the US gather in Pittsburgh to address trends of violence, hate
Pittsburgh Public Schools start preparing staff for upcoming school year
Pittsburgh City Council strengthens enforcement against vehicles parked on sidewalks
Pittsburgh offers free public transportation to 750 city employees
Police discover ‘large narcotics distribution enterprise’ inside Downtown Pittsburgh apartment
2 local school districts implement new cell phone policies as Pennsylvania close to passing ban
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