A pair of bald eagles at U.S. Steel Irvin Plant near Pittsburgh hatched their first eaglet of the season, with local enthusiasts eagerly watching for more.

PennDOT announces major construction projects for the 2025 season in the Pittsburgh area, including the Route 22/30 and I-79/Route 910 interchanges, with a focus on improving safety and traffic flow.

Good Samaritans helped a driver after a rollover crash on the Parkway West before emergency services arrived; the driver was hospitalized with undisclosed injuries.

One person was injured and hospitalized following a fire at the Regency House Apartments in Millvale; firefighters responded Saturday evening and contained the basement level blaze.

Dry weather in Pittsburgh is expected to give way to showers later today and into the evening, with moderate temperatures and sporadic rain to persist over several days.

A man is critical after falling from a balcony with a low railing in Pittsburgh's Oakland neighborhood. The fall is under investigation but appears accidental.

Bethel Park officials responded to a website hack that displayed inappropriate images, quickly removing the content and issuing apologies while emphasizing their commitment to cybersecurity.

An Allegheny County resident won a $5 million prize from a $50 scratch-off ticket sold at Chocolate & Chances in Pittsburgh, with the store receiving a $10,000 bonus.

Horse racing driver Hunter Myers, 27, died from injuries following a race accident at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows, where a horse's stride break caused a chain reaction.

Pittsburgh faces a damp Thursday morning, with showers expected to end before the afternoon and a high of 51 degrees. The weather will clear up slightly on Friday, with a sunny high of 53 degrees, but rain chances return over the weekend.

PennWest Clarion football players were suspended after an off-campus fight that hospitalized a teenager. The altercation was caught on video, prompting calls for action and a potential legal response.

Emergency crews in Crafton responded to a fatal house fire with "suspicious devices" found, leading to the bomb squad's involvement and ongoing investigations.

U.S. Steel accuses Cleveland-Cliffs and United Steelworkers of conspiring to sabotage its merger with Nippon Steel and sues them, arguing the move was to control the steel market. They also challenge President Biden's block of the merger.