Picklesburgh 2024 begins in Pittsburgh, offering pickled goodies, the "Olympickle Games," and activities for all ages until Sunday. Road closures are in effect downtown.

The Allegheny County DA's Office is dealing with a cyberattack that disrupted its communications, requiring usage of alternative methods to maintain operations.

A man was wounded in a Pittsburgh road rage shooting on Smithfield Street; police are investigating and searching for a silver Dodge Charger involved in the incident.

Ricky Spicuzza becomes the new general manager of Kennywood and Sandcastle Water Park, bringing a history of experience with Palace Entertainment to his hometown.

The Pennsylvania PUC found no link between public utility gas equipment and the deadly house explosion in Plum Borough. The Safety Division worked with multiple agencies to ensure community safety and expressed solidarity with the affected residents.

Allegheny County implements a chaperone policy for public pools requiring visitors under 16 to be accompanied by an adult to enhance safety and enjoyment.

A motorcycle rider was critically injured in a collision with a vehicle in Pittsburgh, with emergency services responding and an investigation ongoing.

The Armstrong Group has settled with the U.S. Justice Department for $6.5 million over claims of inflating costs to receive higher federal telecom subsidies.

The National Weather Service expects severe weather in Pittsburgh with thunderstorms from Sunday to Wednesday, leading to high heat indices near 100°F. A cold front later in the week will bring temperate weather.

Two window washers were rescued after being stranded on a malfunctioning scaffold outside a Pittsburgh building; they were unharmed after an hour-long ordeal.

Pittsburgh is facing above-average temperatures with a possibility of severe weather from Sunday. Early morning fog may affect commutes, but VFR conditions are likely for aviation over the weekend.

A Pittsburgh City employee was robbed at gunpoint, leading to officials increasing downtown police presence amidst concerns over rising violence and staffing shortages.

Jill Biden and Donald Trump will both be in Pittsburgh on the same day. Biden is attending an Italian-American dinner, while Trump holds a rally, highlighting Pennsylvania's political importance.