Caliente returned from Naples’ Caputo Cup with multiple podium finishes — and what the company calls its 10th world championship. Matt Hickey and Perry Bogacz were among the top finishers.

A morning fire at Charlie Batch’s Best of the Batch Clubhouse in Munhall forced the youth nonprofit to close its West Street facility Tuesday while crews assessed damage. Officials and the organization say more details will be shared on social channels.

A federal judge credited time served for a man who admitted a role in a multistate theft ring that siphoned nearly $900,000 from skill‑game machines; immigration authorities have lodged a detainer.

A Westmoreland County man was arrested after telling troopers on the Pennsylvania Turnpike there was a bomb in his truck and allegedly trying to grab an officer's gun. Investigators later seized phones, wiring and a pistol.

Nurses at UPMC Magee‑Womens were injured in the ICU, raising fresh concerns about workplace violence and staffing at the hospital.

A late‑night street takeover at Bigelow and Forbes left tire marks and prompted a police warrant for Devon Malter.

Mayor Corey O'Connor says Highmark and UPMC pledged $55 million over five years to upgrade Pittsburgh's EMS and fire equipment.

An 18‑year‑old admitted to first‑degree murder in the 2023 killing of a fellow Oliver Citywide Academy student; sentencing is set for July 29, 2026.

A two‑story home on Shara Drive near Lebanon Church Road erupted in heavy flames and smoke on June 24; officials say the cause and any injuries are under investigation.

Allegheny County police are investigating a drowning at Clairton Park Pool; one person was taken to hospital and the pool is closed while detectives work the scene.

Kraft Heinz said it will split its international operations into North America, Europe & Pacific and Emerging Markets while centralizing procurement and supply chain. New regional leaders were named and several executives will move into advisory roles.

Cloudy morning lifts to a sunny, breezy Tuesday with a high near 79°F. Showers and thunderstorms are likely Thursday into the weekend.

Showers and thunderstorms will move through Pittsburgh Monday with heavy downpours and gusty winds. Expect a wet commute and pockets of flash flooding before drier weather returns midweek.