The ripple effects of Sept. 11 still being felt at Pittsburgh International Airport 25 years later
The events of Sept. 11, 2001, changed air travel forever and are remembered vividly by current and former leaders at Pittsburgh International Airport.
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The events of Sept. 11, 2001, changed air travel forever and are remembered vividly by current and former leaders at Pittsburgh International Airport.
She still remembers the sound that shook her third-grade classroom when Flight 93 crashed. Now, she's the school nurse caring for the next generation in Shanksville.
The driver accused of hitting a Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix volunteer and fleeing the scene in the South Side has been identified, police say.
The dispute between online civilian crime group 814PredHunters and the Westmoreland County District Attorney's Office continues in Greensburg, Pennsylvania.
It has been a whirlwind for Lauren Shoup and her 2-month-old daughter, Kieran, after learning they were exposed to measles during a visit to Children's Hospital
A Pennsylvania man wins $1 million on a Powerball ticket that he bought while picking up a prescription for his wife, who recently had a heart attack.
The University of Pittsburgh varsity marching band is led by its first all-woman drum major team, with Kennedy Aderogba breaking barriers as the first Black woman to serve as head drum major.
State police are investigating after a truck driver said he was shot multiple times while hitching up his tractor-trailer in Butler County.
Lakyn Shelleby's mother was severely burned in the fire that killed her 19-year-old daughter. She asked a judge, "How was it so easy for him to burn us alive?"
Wednesday’s episode of 4 The Record featured representatives for Ross Park Mall, the president of the Monroeville Historical Society, and social media star Brad Terry
John Shaw, the man who took the 911 call from United Flight 93, spoke to Pittsburgh's Action News 4 Wednesday about Sept. 11, 2001, nearly 25 years later.
WTAE Channel 4 is partnering with the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank a Day of Giving on Thursday, Sept. 17.
A 63-year-old Pennsylvania woman lost at least $384,000 in a romance scam involving a scammer she met on TikTok, according to police.
For the third time since classes began, a Beaver County high school is being searched after another bomb threat was emailed to the principal.
A Jeannette football player went into the hospital with a suspected football injury and left with a cancer diagnosis.
Police say a Butler County man swung a katana during an argument, severing two of another man's fingers. He's now facing aggravated assault charges.
Heat and humidity this afternoon will be followed by rain and storms overnight. Thursday is an Impact Day with off and on rain that could lead to flooding concerns. Comfortable conditions will return ahead o...
Rialto Street in Pittsburgh’s Troy Hill neighborhood will be closed during a project to repair the Lowrie Street Bridge.
Whether it's severe weather or a breezy, sunny day, residents in one community in New Stanton, Westmoreland County say they're tired of their lights going out.
In a special hour-long edition of 4 The Record, host Shannon Perrine sits down with Dr. Gary Cuccia, whose daughter Demi Brae Cuccia was stabbed and killed in 2007. Dr. Cuccia now travels to schools spreadin...
Firefighters responded to a smoky house fire on Tanglewood Drive in Pine Township, Allegheny County.
Matt Suhey, a standout Penn State fullback who helped the 1985 Chicago Bears win the Super Bowl, has died.
Mike McCarthy addresses questions about Joey Porter Jr., the starting offensive line, and his mindset ahead of Sunday's home opener against the Falcons.
Photos shared by the fire department showed an SUV that went over an embankment and onto the docks, just inches from the Monongahela River.