A Georgia man faces homicide charges after a body was discovered under an 18-wheeler behind the former Shop 'n Save in Carrick; court papers say he admitted moving the body.

Police say a scam that began with a PayPal text led to cash and gold‑bar transactions that cost a Pittsburgh‑area resident more than $5 million. Authorities urge anyone targeted to come forward.

The historic Oliver Bath House reopens March 7 with a public celebration. The South Side pool returns after years of renovation.

Allegheny County Police charged Jason Levelle Moran in the Jan. 13 Wilkinsburg killing of Jack Johnson. Investigators say surveillance footage and witness IDs tied Moran to the scene.

A man was shot multiple times early Monday on Ardmore Boulevard in Wilkinsburg and is in critical condition while Allegheny County Police investigate.

Spotty light snow possible this morning before skies clear to the low 40s. Monday night may bring a light glaze of freezing rain to higher terrain.

Intervala has finished a $6 million build-out at the former Sony plant in Westmoreland and will hold open interviews Saturday as it looks to hire up to 45 workers.

Dr. Andre Samuel visited South Fayette High to recount his path from early setbacks to a Ph.D. and to preview the Citizen Science Lab’s Hill District plans. The nonprofit is turning the MLK site into a community STEM hub.

A woman police identified as Aniyah Moore was arrested after a pursuit that started in McKees Rocks and ended on Pittsburgh’s North Side; officers say she had an illegally modified automatic Glock.

Mild and sunny Saturday, but a chance of freezing rain overnight into Sunday and again early next week; expect slick spots on bridges and ramps.

After 34 years, Jean‑Marc Chatellier is retiring and his Millvale bakery will close this weekend. Final hours and a limited menu will be available Friday and Saturday.

A Pittsburgh woman was arrested after allegedly trying to force her way into an ex‑boyfriend’s Cranberry apartment and leaving a voicemail that she was "coming to kill him."

Alcoa plans to sell 10 closed or curtailed sites to data-center developers, targeting a first deal in the first half of 2026.