Paul Van Osdol

The lawsuit accuses BNY Mellon — now known as BNY — of funneling hundreds of millions of dollars to Epstein's victims.

It's been four years since then-Attorney General Josh Shapiro promised to ban a company from getting PennDOT contracts after prosecuting it for stealing millions from employees.

Most shoppers take for granted that the price they pay matches the amount on the price tag of the items they buy.

The highest roughness score goes to a section of Route 228 in Cranberry Township. Its score on the International Roughness Index ranks sixth in Pennsylvania.

A new financial report shows the highest-paid employee at UPMC last year retired from the hospital chain in 2021.

Action News Investigates has learned that a defense contractor from Western Pennsylvania is accused of defrauding the Pentagon and putting the lives of soldiers and sailors in jeopardy.

Tax dollars and college tuition payments may soon be helping to pay hefty salaries for college athletes. A pending court settlement would allow Division I colleges to spend up to $20.5 million per year paying athletes.

MSHA referred Action News Investigates to the General Services Administration, the government agency that manages property. But they offered few specifics.

The fundraising advantage has allowed O'Connor to air television ads introducing him to Pittsburgh voters.

A Gibsonia-based financial planner said consumers and investors should keep calm.

It's been nearly two years since Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey vowed to challenge tax exemptions for large nonprofits, hoping to raise millions in tax revenue.

A study finds the byproduct of a chemical used to disinfect drinking water in thousands of Western Pennsylvania homes could be toxic.

The site is one of two incinerators nationwide where the Pentagon is hoping to ship thousands of pounds of PFAS, also known as forever chemicals.

Some hunters may not be aware that if they have a medical marijuana card, they are breaking the law.

Concerns are being raised on social media about voters at an over-the-counter polling place in South Park.

The legislation was filed in the wake of an Action News Investigates report that found dozens of decaying train bridges in Western Pennsylvania.

Action News Investigates has learned federal authorities are investigating a company that supplies immigrant workers to a major Charleroi employer.

A bill before the state legislature would require every public school in Pennsylvania to have at least one portable anti-choking device. But the federal Food and Drug Administration has found the devices may not be safe or effective.

A Pittsburgh Public Works employee is charged in the incident in Oakland, where a man was sprayed with wasp spray.

Action News Investigates has learned the most frequent destination for UPMC's $50 million leased jet is a Florida city where the CEO of UPMC owns property.