A 20-year-old woman was shot in the leg early Sunday in North Braddock. She is stable; no suspects yet, investigation ongoing. Authorities seek information.

A fire in Elrama, Washington County, resulted in the death of 19-year-old pregnant Sabrina Boyle. Three others escaped; the community expresses shock and offers support.

Allegheny County Health Department is initiating pesticide treatment in several communities to combat West Nile Virus in local mosquitoes, using EPA-recognized low-risk pesticide Zenevex E20.

A man was stabbed in his arm in Aliquippa's Towne Towers, with conflicting reports on where the attack occurred. Police are investigating and seeking information.

A man was taken into custody in Pittsburgh after a domestic assault report led to a standoff which ended peacefully. Traffic was disrupted but later restored.

A local Arlington Avenue business was burglarized by a suspect who rammed his vehicle into the store, stealing about 100 cartons of cigarettes. Detectives are pursuing leads and have applied for an arrest warrant.

The former Ruby Daugherty and Sherry's School of Dance in South Park Township caught fire, causing extensive damage with no reported injuries; the cause is under investigation.

Mayor Ed Gainey of Pittsburgh addressed the withdrawal of a local referendum, reaffirming the city's hope for peace in Gaza and support for diplomatic solutions over violence.

Pittsburgh Police responded to a shooting in East Allegheny, where they found an adult male victim with a gunshot wound, alert but uncooperative with investigators.

A former California resident has been sentenced to five years in prison for his role in a cocaine distribution scheme spanning from California to Pennsylvania.

Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey accepted the resignation of Communication Director Maria Montaño, acknowledging her dedication to the city and advocacy for the LGBTQIA community.

Two individuals were arrested for a deadly shooting in Wilmerding, facing charges of homicide and robbery after a man was found shot dead near State Street and Lilac Way.

A consulting firm proposes closing 16 Pittsburgh schools and opening two new ones, with plans for facility consolidation and community feedback before final decisions.