Pittsburgh's Mayor Ed Gainey launched the Keep Pittsburgh Home initiative with Open Hand Ministries, promoting affordable housing to combat predatory real estate practices.

Michael Dominick from Aliquippa was sentenced to 27 months for mail fraud while managing the Ambridge Water Authority, with the order to pay over $1 million in restitution.

Pittsburgh expects snow flurries and cold temperatures today, with a Winter Weather Advisory in place and a forecast for improving conditions over the weekend.

Pittsburgh Police are investigating a non-injury shooting between two women in Shadyside, with evidence collected but no arrests or motives detailed yet.

A man was found shot to death near a cemetery in McKeesport. The shooting didn't occur there, and no suspects have been identified as police investigate.

An Ohio woman faces charges after a gun was found in her carry-on at Pittsburgh International Airport; it is the airport's fifth firearm recovery this year.

A construction site trailer caught fire at Pittsburgh International Airport; it was contained without impacting airport operations, no injuries reported, cause under investigation.

Pittsburgh Police investigate a shooting in East Liberty; one man shot in the leg, with the shooter at large and detectives gathering evidence.

Early morning multi-vehicle accidents in West Mifflin and Dravosburg caused road closures; no injuries reported. Officials cite icy conditions as likely cause and advise caution. Roads have since reopened.

Jonathan Liani, owner linked to the Mon View Heights scandal, surrendered to officials and faces theft and illegal activity charges, released on unsecured bond.

Terrance Chatman, previously convicted of felonies, faces federal firearm possession charges. He could get 15 years in prison and a $250,000 fine if found guilty. The case is part of Project Safe Neighborhoods.

A 16-year-old boy was shot in the leg and left at a hospital in Pittsburgh's Stanton Heights. His condition is stable, and police are investigating the shooting at a residence on Hawthorne Court. No suspects or motives have been disclosed.

Calvin Crew was convicted of first-degree murder and other charges in the killing of Uber driver Christina Spicuzza.