The Tan Lac Vien Vietnamese restaurant in Pittsburgh was shut down due to health violations including rodent droppings, roaches, and fluid accumulation.

The Diocese of Greensburg takes action after an incident at a high school resulted in student hospitalizations due to fumes from resurfaced gym floors.

The Mount Pleasant doughboy memorial marked its 100th anniversary, symbolizing the town's dedication to honoring veterans despite enduring several collisions.

Chartiers Valley School District closed buildings due to a "credible threat," shifting to remote learning for Monday, while local police investigate. School events, including Veterans Day activities, have been canceled or postponed.

Due to stability concerns, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has restricted access to the historical Great Crossings Bridge, visible after drought-induced low water levels.

Former Uniontown treasurer Antoinette Hodge was convicted of embezzling over $100,000 from the town and an additional $112,000 from a religious group.

The Fray will headline Pittsburgh's 63rd Highmark Light Up Night, featuring a range of family-friendly activities, tree lightings and a new Tech25 event.

Four people were wounded in a Northview Heights shooting in Pittsburgh, with police relating a car crash on East North Avenue to the incident. All victims are hospitalized, and the investigation is ongoing.

UPMC is laying off around 100 employees and eliminating approximately 200 unfilled positions to optimize its operations, impacting various Central Pennsylvania regions.

Authorities responded to an explosion and fire at a Connellsville home, with possible injuries and a roof collapse. The cause and details are under investigation.

The Butler City Police seek public help to identify a burglary suspect from a recent incident at a local business, sharing surveillance images and a case number for tips.

Pittsburgh's weather is set to stabilize with near-average temperatures and dry conditions following a cold front, with variable cloudiness and light winds expected.

An Oakdale woman has been charged with misusing a COVID-19 relief loan meant for her business for personal expenses including investments and credit card debt.