Circuit court finds the EPA under President Joe Biden had authority to issue stricter controls on fine particulate matter, the nation’s deadliest air pollutant.

A new study linking Pittsburgh’s air pollution to thousands of deaths each year has been published just as the EPA moves to weaken pollution standards.

Even though the region’s air has started to come into compliance with federal clean air standards, it still ranks among the country’s dirtiest.

We've gathered details on dozens and dozens of camps in the Pittsburgh region for summer 2026. Check out this list.

The Senator John Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh has earned national accreditation from the American Alliance of Museums, a prestigious recognition achieved by only 3% of American museums.

U.S. Steel facilities will see a nearly sixfold increase in fees on its facilities, allowing the Health Department to add staff.

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Veteran and The Heinz Endowments official Megan Andros argues that a new memorandum of understanding between the Department of Defense and Department of Veterans Affairs fails to address support for c...

A list of food assistance programs throughout the greater Pittsburgh region.

A run-down rental property along Flowers Avenue in Hazelwood transformed into a crisp green three-story home with a new front porch. It's latest addition to affordable housing in the neighborhood.

From riverfront parks to new performance art venues to a $60 million expansion of the Andy Warhol Museum—see how this former steel town is transforming itself.

Allegheny County officials are celebrating having housed more than 500 individuals as part of its "500 in 500" initiative.

A zinc battery manufacturer will expand its footprint in the Pittsburgh region and relocate its headquarters to the North Shore in a deal expected to be announced Tuesday afternoon. Eos Energy will in...

The team behind the pollution-monitoring tool Plume Pittsburgh is taking its models global.

Despite scaling back initial plans, Center of Life's Tim Smith remains committed to building a multimillion-dollar facility that will serve as a beacon of hope for the Hazelwood community.

A company agreed to install technology to watch for "nurdles," tiny plastic pellets used to make all manner of goods.

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