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.

Michael's Pizza Bar in Pittsburgh is closing on March 28 after 45 years, as announced on social media. The restaurant, known for unique pizzas, was recently under new ownership. No reason for the closure was given.

Embezzlement allegations have thrown the WPYFL into turmoil, prompting an emergency meeting and resignation of a league director. New officials are working to access frozen or missing funds, with an investigation ongoing.

Pittsburgh's Mayor and HACP board members participate in a Public Housing Walk to address housing issues and discuss future policies that meet real community needs.

The closure of the Giant Eagle in North Versailles has surprised customers and sparked concerns, especially amongst the elderly, about increased travel for groceries and pharmacy needs. Employees will be offered other positions.

Kijana Stephaun Lowe, 27, sentenced to 10 years for drug trafficking involving cocaine and fentanyl, with five years supervised release.

Ishmeil Muhammad is charged with homicide for a Duquesne shooting that killed Sean Johnson Jr. and Catherine Lawing.

Patrick Geho, Washington County's PR Director, was arrested on prostitution and possession of criminal tools charges amid an anti-trafficking operation.

Pittsburgh's forecast includes dry, warm conditions with a brief cooldown midweek and potential rain and temperature shifts over the weekend. Fire spread concerns are noted for Tuesday.

A person was critically injured after being hit by a sedan on a bridge near Kennywood Park; emergency services responded and the driver remained on scene.

Pittsburgh's inbound Armstrong Tunnel is closed for inspection March 6-7 from 9 am to 3 pm. Drivers must follow detour routes.

Pittsburgh's Glenwood Bridge will be reduced to one lane each direction starting March 17, 2025, due to preservation work.