Allegheny County Executive Innamorato signed the ALLEGHENY H.I.R.E.S. Executive Order to improve workforce conditions for the County's 6,000 employees, enhancing pay, benefits, and professional development.

Two NJ residents charged with forging and cashing over $10,000 in checks from Greensburg Salem School District.

The National Weather Service in Pittsburgh warns of potential severe weather and damaging winds east of I-79, with a lesser threat of hail. Thunderstorms are expected, and a drier Sunday precedes a wetter week ahead.

Jonathan Morin's bond was revoked after being accused of breaking a Pittsburgh police officer's leg during a brawl, based on concerns for public safety and his disregard for authority.

Pittsburgh Carmalt PreK-8 officials found no evidence of a suspicious person after a lockdown and investigation, with the superintendent addressing the community and emphasizing safety.

Two people were injured in a collision between a Washington police cruiser and an SUV, with one person airlifted to UPMC Presby and the officer released after treatment.

The PA Attorney General's Office is suing Digital Dream Labs for failing to fulfill over $2 million in orders for robotic companions, impacting thousands of customers.

Pittsburgh welcomes the Riveters, a new women's soccer team in the USL W League, named by fans inspired by local history and the iconic Rosie the Riveter.

An armed individual was apprehended by police in Pittsburgh's Oakland neighborhood without incident, with no injuries reported. Further details await release.

Authorities seized guns, drugs, and cash in Squirrel Hill following a trespass report at a childcare center. One man was arrested, and another is wanted.

Allegheny County received a $751,200 federal grant for energy projects and a $22,500 state grant for electric trucks, advancing its sustainability goals.

A 21-year-old man died from gunshot wounds in Larimer, Pittsburgh. Police, using Shot Spotter, identified the crime scene and are investigating with a search warrant for the transport vehicle.

The National Weather Service in Pittsburgh predicts dry and warm weather to continue through Monday, with rain chances returning Tuesday due to a low-pressure system.