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Pittsburgh Public Schools employees and administrators have reached a series of tentative contracts for the district’s teachers, clerical workers and student support staff.

Pittsburgh artist Gavin Benjamin moved to Columbus due to high housing costs, neighborhood changes, and challenges facing local artists, highlighting issues like low wages and limited support in Pittsburgh’s art scene.

Zappala called the situation “one of the most serious unfunded pension crises in the history of the Commonwealth.”

Pittsburgh City Council members exchanged sharp criticism Wednesday over controversial proposed changes to a zoning policy meant to encourage affordable housing. And after two hours of debate, the only agreement between them was to revisit the issue next week.

With U.S. Steel’s proposed sale to Japanese firm Nippon Steel in peril, local officials are making a final attempt to build support for it — while other backers hope Gov. Josh Shapiro will weigh in as well.

Relive "A Christmas Story," check out ice sculptures at an Oakland holiday festival or listen to the Pittsburgh Symphony's "Holiday Pops" — here's what to do in Pittsburgh this weekend.

New York City’s police commissioner says the gun found on the suspect in the killing of UnitedHealthcare’s CEO matches shell casings found at the crime scene.

The preseason is over for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Pittsburgh improved to 10-3 after a relatively easy win over Cleveland to set up the most daunting stretch of its season.

Though concerns remain about the details, Pittsburgh City Council seems poised to take the next steps on approving Mayor Ed Gainey’s 2025 budget proposal.

Many members of the Planning Commission said they support transit-oriented development but need to see changes to the current proposal before voting.