The Steelers' QB situation is uncertain as Wilson may return, impacting Fields' starting role. Injuries and a strong Jets team add to the pre-game considerations.

A pedestrian, Thomas Tate, was fatally struck by a vehicle on William Penn Highway in Monroeville. Allegheny County Police are investigating the incident.

Pittsburgh's Department of Public Works set to host a yard debris collection event, encouraging residents to compost yard waste like leaves and pumpkins.

A house fire in Wilkins Township caused extensive damage and no injuries, with the cause under investigation by the Allegheny County Fire Marshal's office.

Pittsburgh forecast includes warm conditions today, showers and potential thunderstorms late tonight through Sunday, a cold front stalling, and the possibility of severe storms with gusty winds. Unsettled weather may continue into next week.

Pittsburgh is set for a mostly dry and warm day with clear skies, as high pressure moves south. Minimal rain chances exist for Saturday, with a possibility of rain showers and thunderstorms returning late Saturday night into Sunday.

Allegheny County's Executive Sara Innamorato signs an order to protect legal reproductive and gender-affirming healthcare after SCOTUS's Roe vs. Wade decision.

Nurses at UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital have voted to authorize a strike over concerns about bed closures and understaffing affecting patient care.

Ralph Talerico of Ross Township was indicted on charges related to the sexual exploitation of minors, facing a possible 15 to 30 years in prison if convicted.

Pittsburgh firefighters contained an apartment fire on Tripoli Street, with one woman injured due to burns. The fire was likely caused by careless smoking.

Union workers at the Washington County Housing Authority reached a new contract agreement, ending a strike that affected maintenance and clerical services at housing facilities.

High school football player Carter Mason collapsed due to a seizure during a game and was airlifted to the hospital; his condition is not yet disclosed.

Pittsburgh residents might see the northern lights tonight due to a solar flare causing a geomagnetic storm, which can make the aurora visible outside polar regions.