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Authorities evacuated neighbors from a Pittsburgh neighborhood after someone reportedly facing eviction began firing from inside a home. The Allegheny County Sheriff’s Office said it was trying to serve an

A gunman died in Pittsburgh’s Garfield neighborhood Wednesday night after exchanging thousands of rounds with police in a tense, six-hour standoff. Less than 90 minutes into the standoff, during a lull in the gunfights, authorities rushed residents from Broad Street and North Mathilda Street homes out of the area. Police

The man killed after a large-scale shootout with Pittsburgh law enforcement Wednesday was a "sovereign citizen" squatting in his dead brother's house.

Nearly 80 Pittsburgh police officers have been placed on administrative leave after firing their weapons during an hours-long standoff with a heavily-armed squatter.

The suspect who was confirmed dead after an hours-long standoff with police in Pittsburgh’s Garfield neighborhood has been identified as William Hardison, according to numerous Pittsburgh news outlets...

Nearly 50 Pittsburgh police officers are on administrative leave after Wednesday’s hourslong standoff in Garfield that ended in the death of the suspect. Pittsburgh police Chief Larry Scirotto said at a news conference Thursday he anticipates the officers could return to work within three to five days. In the meantime,

The suspect was pronounced dead at the scene after extensive gunfire

The suspect was pronounced dead at the scene after extensive gunfire

A man who was shot near the T tracks in Pittsburgh’s Beechview neighborhood last week died two days later, according to officials.

The future of policing in Pittsburgh will soon be the topic of five public conversations.