Dense fog limited visibility Sunday morning; showers and thunderstorms are possible this afternoon. Midweek heat builds into the mid-90s.

Anthrocon returns to downtown Pittsburgh next Thursday through Sunday for its 20th anniversary, bringing a fursuit parade, block party on Penn Avenue and river cruises that could draw thousands.

An Armstrong County woman is charged after investigators say she ran a yearlong check scheme that siphoned nearly $285,000 from a Penn Hills refrigeration company.

A Pittsburgh realtor says dozens of deeds in Allegheny County were fraudulently recorded into other names, leaving homeowners blindsided. Officials and prosecutors are reviewing the files.

A split Chartiers Valley board vote left more than 40 bus drivers furloughed and reignited a years‑long fight over outsourcing and contract talks. Community members turned out in force.

A 4-year-old was shot inside a Rankin home Tuesday and was taken to Children's Hospital; Allegheny County police say the investigation is ongoing and are asking for tips.

Pittsburgh-based Day Owl says it is winding down operations and is clearing inventory at steep discounts, citing market and tariff pressures while the company wraps up.

A Pittsburgh-area man was killed after his vehicle flipped into a creek, local TV footage shows. Authorities have not released the driver’s name as the investigation continues.

Two women were charged after a South Side apartment fire police say followed an argument over a borrowed car, endangering residents and a pet.

A Mount Pleasant Township man was charged after police say he shot his uncle with a muzzleloader. Investigators say the physical evidence did not match the suspect's account.

A two‑alarm blaze broke out Saturday on the 2000 block of Kenneth Avenue in Arnold as crews worked to contain heavy smoke. Authorities say units arrived around 3:30 p.m.; injuries are unconfirmed.

DEP’s June 11 inspection found corroded tanks and contaminated groundwater at the McCown 1 well in Cecil Township; DEP asked the operator to respond by June 30.

Oakmont‑based Chelsea Building Products is converting a 228,000‑sq‑ft former Westinghouse site in Westmoreland County with roughly $20M, promising new manufacturing capacity and jobs.