High winds gusting near 54 mph left more than 10,000 Duquesne Light customers and thousands more on FirstEnergy lines without power Friday afternoon.

Two children found alone in a Brookline home last week later tested positive for cocaine; Pittsburgh police charged their father with two counts of endangering the welfare of children. Officers say narcotics were seized during a search warrant at the residence.

Court papers say a PathWays house coordinator stole nearly $15,000 from two care-dependent men in Canton Township; a warrant has been issued and the agency reimbursed the residents.

Former Pittsburgh Steelers safety Mike Wagner, remembered for his key role in the "Steel Curtain" defense and winning four Super Bowls, has died at 76.

A UTV and a paratransit van collided on Boyers Road on Jan. 16; the Butler County coroner was called and the road was closed while crews cleared the scene.

A Mount Oliver cruiser rear-ended a mom’s car on Route 51; her 8-year-old was inside. The family wants answers as Pittsburgh Police investigate.

A federal class-action out of Pittsburgh challenges TSA and DEA practices after $82,373 was taken at PIT. Plaintiffs say agencies seized travelers’ cash without probable cause.

Six years after the Braddock shooting that killed Jason Lewis, his family still presses for tips as investigators say witnesses hold the key. The case remains open.

Kenneth Clarke faces charges after allegedly kidnapping and assaulting a woman, leading to a U-Haul truck chase and his subsequent arrest in Butler County.

Dense fog in Pittsburgh prompted a NWS advisory, reducing visibility and creating slick conditions. The fog is expected to persist, with gradual improvement throughout the day.

Emergency crews resume the search for Shelby Rhodes, a 26-year-old man missing since last weekend in Monongahela, using technology including drones and sonar.

State police say they cannot yet tie a Salem Township arson to James Sever; fire marshals have offered a reward as investigators continue to probe.

The URA board moved Thursday to advance a $50 million downtown fund tied to a proposed TRID to speed office‑to‑housing conversions and transit upgrades.