Talia Kirkland, WPXI-TV

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At Zambelli’s, workers will hand pick each firework and coordinate it to a specific effect for a 25-minute show that will blow viewers away.

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In April 2021, the Allegheny County council created an independent police review board to oversee the county’s dozens of police agencies outside of the city, but now more than a year-and-a-half later there are no members and no police agencies 100% on board.

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For months, many Americans have remained laser-focused on the economy, inflation and rising gas prices as top concerns but with Friday’s Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, some political experts believe this issue may be big enough to turn the midterm election upside down.

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A mother is furious and hurt after a teacher posted a picture of her son to social media with a disparaging caption. She says the educator took what should have been a special day away from her family.

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Across the country, COVID-19 vaccines for children under the age of 5 will begin on Tuesday — signaling a huge milestone in the fight against the disease.

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World Refugee Day is recognized in Pittsburgh with a celebration that honors new beginnings and welcomes immigrants.

On Easter Sunday, a massive teen party was held on the city’s North Side. The event would claim the lives of two teens as dozens of shots rang out. Now two months later, police have provided little to no information about where the investigation stands.

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Eleven city pools are slated to open this week. Not on the list is the Sue Murray pool in the North Side neighborhood of Allegheny Commons.

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In Allegheny County, more than 800 people are on the street without a home, and officials say that number is growing.

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A local Uber driver was attacked by a passenger.