Two teenagers, Isiah Mccarthy and Tyrant Sutton, were shot dead in Pitcairn. The shooting happened near Wall Avenue and Eleanor Street. Police are investigating and seek tips from the public.

Pittsburgh faces high temperatures with a Heat Advisory and the potential for severe thunderstorms, including damaging winds and flash flooding, as the weekend approaches.

Thieves stole 4,000 feet of copper and brass fittings worth over $53,000 from a West Penn Power substation in Westmoreland County; police are investigating.

Pittsburgh's City Council is discussing a bill that would make prostitution a finable offense instead of a misdemeanor, focusing on supporting vulnerable populations and addressing systemic issues related to sex work.

Pennsylvania AG sues contractor Brian Myers and Harpen Construction for failing to complete paid home improvement projects and using illegal contracts.

Maroon 5 is scheduled to perform at Pittsburgh's PPG Paints Arena on November 14 as part of their U.S. tour, coinciding with the release of their new album "Love Is Like" on August 15.

One injured in a rollover crash on McKnight Road in Ross Township, causing significant traffic delays and closure of northbound lanes. Details on the accident's cause remain unclear.

An SUV accident occurred in Pittsburgh's Mount Oliver, with the driver taken to the hospital; details on the cause and the driver's condition remain unclear.

Oliver's Donuts is closing its Market House location in Lawrenceville, with no specific reason given, and is seeking to pass the space on to a new hospitality entrepreneur.

Pittsburgh is implementing traffic calming measures in Homewood on Murtland Street and Hamilton Avenue, focusing on pedestrian safety and reducing vehicle speeds.

A homicide probe in Washington County is ongoing after a reported home invasion and shooting on Eleanor Street, with two victims hospitalized and no arrests made.

A man died kayaking in Ohiopyle State Park after being trapped in a rapid on the Youghiogheny River; the coroner confirmed it as an accidental drowning.

Four Ohio men were arrested in Pennsylvania, linked to mail thefts, some involving postal worker armed robberies. They face charges of receiving stolen property and conspiracy.