Justin Vellucci

Pittsburgh's police union is accusing the city of violating its contract by refusing to pay for health insurance for hundreds of spouses of dead

Police have accused a Pittsburgh woman of critically injuring her ex-boyfriend by running him over with her SUV following an argument last month in Homewood.

Allegheny County has settled a lawsuit with a formerly incarcerated man who claimed he was sexually assaulted in his Allegheny County Jail cell with

Pittsburgh's Office of Municipal Investigations and the independent Citizen Police Review Board are investigating a city police officer's use of

Pittsburgh paramedics and EMTs are now able to live outside city limits, under an order a judge signed Wednesday that exempts the union-represented first responders from the residency requirement.

A prosecutor told jurors Friday that the sequence of events was straightforward when a Baldwin Borough woman fatally shot another woman in a South Side barber shop last year.

University of Pittsburgh police Tuesday afternoon evacuated the largest academic building on the school's Oakland campus amid “threats made toward a department” inside.

A federal grand jury indictment has accused the head of a Pittsburgh youth football organization of dealing cocaine — the same charge that landed him in federal prison more than 20 years ago.

Dan Stein’s passion for mitzvot, the Hebrew word for charitable acts and good deeds, was fueled by what literally ran through his veins and kept his heart beating. The salesman and former substitute teacher, one of 11 Jewish worshippers murdered in a Pittsburgh synagogue eight years ago Tuesday, had a

An eclectic mix of Pittsburghers packed a Squirrel Hill auditorium Tuesday night and, for the eighth time, marked the day when a gunman turned the region's center for Jewish life into a battleground.