Lori Houy
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Thousands gather in Downtown Pittsburgh for annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade
The St Patrick’s Day Parade in Pittsburgh dates back to 1869 and is one of the largest in the country. → Read More
House in Marshall Township gutted after overnight fire
Fire consumed the house at 503 Rockport Place in Marshall Township early Saturday morning. → Read More
Norfolk Southern sets up assistance center for people displaced by East Palestine train derailment
Norfolk Southern set up a family assistance center at the East Palestine Park Community Center. → Read More
Prices increasing at Pa. liquor stores
A 4% price hike on hundreds of items goes into effect today at state liquor stores. → Read More
Icy roads slow down Pittsburgh-area drivers Sunday morning
We went to Carrick on Maytide Street for a report of a multi-vehicle accident. But that was not the case. → Read More
South Hills Pet Rescue bursting at the seams, calling for fosters, funds
Every kennel is filled at South Hills Pet Rescue in Union Township in Washington County. → Read More
‘Everyone started running’: Woman recounts moment shots rang out at Kennywood Park
As shots rang out during the first night of Phantom Fall Fest at Kennywood Park, people inside the park scrambled to get out, jumping fences, with the scene described as chaotic. → Read More
Local kids hit Ross Park Mall for back to school “Shop with a Cop” event
Sirens were blaring at Ross Park Mall Saturday morning, where there was a heavy police presence. → Read More
Updated Pennsylvania Minimum Wage Act goes into effect after 45 years without changes
It hasn’t been changed for 45 years, but as of today, the updated Pennsylvania Minimum Wage Act goes into effect. → Read More
FAA to take public comment on size of airplane seats; local travelers weigh in
The Federal Aviation Administration will soon be taking public comment about the size of airplane seats. → Read More
Neighbors react to weekend of violence in multiple Pittsburgh neighborhoods
Violence erupted in three Pittsburgh neighborhoods Saturday night into Sunday morning. → Read More
Martha’s Run returns to remember a local slain FBI Special Agent
After a two year break because of COVID-19, Martha’s Run returned this morning to Mt. Lebanon. → Read More
Elderly man rescued after SUV ends up in Monongahela River
Rescuers said the elderly driver was confused and ended up in the river just before 7 a.m. → Read More
Rock climbers clean up litter while rappelling down Mount Washington
There’s no easy way to clean up the trash scattered on the steep hillsides of Mount Washington. → Read More
Amazon distribution warehouse approved by Churchill Borough Council
It is decision day for Churchill Borough Council — which will vote tonight on the controversial Amazon distribution center. → Read More
Woman charged with homicide for involvement in deadly I-79 crash in October
A woman is now charged in the October crash that killed a Washington County nurse. → Read More
Possible medical emergency leads to crash in Duquesne
A possible medical emergency caused a crash in Duquesne, where a vehicle ended up over a hillside. → Read More
Police from nearly 50 local departments gather to donate toys for holidays
Police officers loaded their cars with boxes of toys to donate for the holiday season. → Read More
School district, church host gun buyback event in response to gun violence
The Woodland Hills School District and Emmanuel Baptist Church hosted a gun buyback event Saturday in response to the gun violence that has hit the Wilkinsburg and Rankin areas. → Read More
Retired police officer finds dog abandoned on the side of the road “barely clinging to life”
On Thursday afternoon, a retired police officer was driving when he saw something that didn’t look right — a plastic container on the side of the road on Liberty Way, by the 15th Street Bridge in Port Vue. → Read More