A Murrysville Medic One driver was arrested after child sexual‑abuse images, including AI‑generated files, were found on a work computer.

Site work at the Tree of Life campus in Squirrel Hill has picked up. Leaders say a rebuilt campus will include a 300‑seat sanctuary, museum and memorial with a 2028 opening target.

An inmate at the Allegheny County Jail was assaulted and pronounced dead Wednesday; Allegheny County Police have been asked to investigate.

Cloudy morning with spotty showers and gusty northwest winds; high near 58°F. Big warm-up to the 80s and 90s early next week with storm chances.

GSX Ventures is marketing a 25‑parcel Uptown site approved for a 211‑unit building after higher interest rates stalled construction financing. The move could mean a sale, a JV or a pause for the project.

A tiny kitten was tied in a bag and tossed from a pickup on Conewango Avenue; state police say the animal was unharmed and are asking anyone with footage to come forward.

Court filings and reporting sketch a stronger circumstantial case in the 2018 Aliquippa slaying of teacher Rachael DelTondo — but prosecutors say they still lack proof to arrest.

Two men were taken to hospitals after an early‑morning stabbing on East Carson Street. One suffered a facial wound and the other a hand injury, police say.

Pittsburgh private-equity firm Continuim has acquired Latrobe-based Lang Specialty Trailers and says it will expand the company's manufacturing facility. The buy adds to Continuim's industrial portfolio.

A 45-year-old Penn Hills woman, identified as Jinx Hairston, died after a Thursday night stabbing; Allegheny County police are investigating and asking for tips.

A temporary chaperone rule and a new pop-up roller rink have shifted the vibe at Market Square; merchants say it's quieter and more manageable while civil‑liberties groups raise concerns.

Trib Total Media is seeding NewsWorks Lab with $1.25 million to launch a Pittsburgh-based investigative newsroom led by Andrew Conte and focused on accountability reporting.

An Aliquippa man says he suffered third-degree burns while draining noodles in the Allegheny County Jail kitchen and is suing the county for negligence.