A school van driver's medical emergency led to a three-vehicle crash in Lawrence County, with all three drivers hospitalized; no children were in the van.

A nearly 19‑year‑old Brookline bar will close at the end of February as the building owner expands the neighboring pizzeria to meet health and accessibility rules.

A Wilmerding man was arrested for child pornography possession after a cyber tip from Dropbox led to a search warrant and the seizure of explicit materials from his home.

Pittsburgh City Council confirms Jason Lando as police chief and Sheldon Williams as public safety director, focusing on reform and community relations.

The Shop 'n Save on Brownsville Road in Carrick is closing after decades, with its owner retiring. Inventory is being cleared with no confirmed last day of operation. Local residents are concerned about limited nearby grocery options.

A multi-vehicle crash on northbound Route 28 near the 31st Street Bridge in Pittsburgh caused delays and blockage, with traffic impacts on both north and southbound lanes.

The Allegheny County Jail is investigating after inmate Mark Schwartz, 55, died. He was found unresponsive and pronounced dead despite medical efforts.

The Pittsburgh area is experiencing a significant cold snap, with the NWS issuing an advisory for extreme cold and wind chills potentially reaching 20 degrees below zero.

Pittsburgh anticipates extreme cold, with wind chills as low as -25°F and potential record-breaking temperatures. NWS warnings highlight travel difficulties and significant infrastructure challenges.

Pittsburgh's CitiParks opens four senior centers as warming stations to help residents escape the cold, with extended hours for the community during a freezing spell.

The National Weather Service forecasts light snow and extreme cold in Pittsburgh and nearby areas, with advisories in effect for potential record-breaking temperatures and consequent hazards.

Pittsburgh faces extreme cold with wind chills down to -25F; light snow continues. A week of well below normal temperatures could break historical records.

A North Huntingdon man died after his SUV hit a parked tractor-trailer in Salem Township, with the coroner ruling the death an accident caused by blunt force injuries.