A shooting outside The Washington Community Club in Washington left one man injured; police are investigating and seeking information from the public.

Light of Life Rescue Mission in Pittsburgh served over 1,000 Thanksgiving meals to the less fortunate, marking the 73rd year of this tradition, supported by volunteers and donations, including winter clothing distribution.

Pamela Puskar was murdered in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, with local police seeking a person of interest connected to the crime. The investigation includes witness accounts and surveillance footage.

Police managed multiple fights and made three arrests during Pittsburgh's Light Up Night, where crowds, including many juveniles, caused disorder. A 20-year-old allegedly punched an officer.

Former fire chief Nathan Turner and wife Stephanie are charged with corruption of minors and other offenses related to alleged indecent conduct with a minor, unveiled during a separate theft probe.

In Westmoreland County, a two-year-old overdosed on drugs while with a couple who are now facing charges, including endangering the welfare of a child and drug possession.

A 60-year-old Armstrong County man, John Toy, has been charged with multiple counts of sexual assault on a minor under 13 based on Pennsylvania State Police investigations.

A man was fatally shot in Pittsburgh's Middle Hill; police seek the shooter who fled on foot, with surveillance video from Ann's Market as critical evidence.

Pittsburgh Public Schools considers a district-wide cellphone ban to improve safety and reduce distractions after incidents including a stabbing. The proposed ban seeks to address the misuse of cellphones in schools, with public input invited.

Pittsburgh is expecting calm weather today before a storm system brings potential severe thunderstorms and gusty winds over the weekend, followed by colder temperatures and possible Lake Effect Snow showers early next week.

Gov. Josh Shapiro signed a $50.09 billion budget, ending Pennsylvania's four-month fiscal stalemate. The budget focuses on funding public schools and social services while maintaining a reserve without using the rainy-day fund.

Snow showers hit the Pittsburgh area, with significant accumulations north of I-80 due to lake-effect snow. The National Weather Service expected conditions to improve by afternoon.

The National Weather Service predicts a brief period of dry and calm weather for Pittsburgh before rain arrives on Friday, with potential for significant snow accumulation and colder temperatures early next week.