Police say a woman fired three shots outside Romeo's Bar on Feb. 10; one round struck the bar and she faces aggravated assault charges.

A boil water advisory is in effect for several Shaler Township streets after a water main break; crews are on scene and testing will determine when tap water is safe to use.

A pedestrian was killed by a vehicle in New Castle; the police investigation is ongoing, with road closures affecting Wilmington Road and Edison Avenue.

The Pentagon’s preliminary roster names Carnegie Mellon among dozens of schools that could lose Defense Department tuition reimbursement, a move that could affect local research ties and service‑member education plans.

A man was found with multiple stab wounds in Market Square early Sunday; police are searching for two suspects who fled in a dark-colored SUV.

An Allegheny County judge tossed the NhRP's bid to free five Pittsburgh Zoo elephants; the group says it will appeal to the state Superior Court.

A Pittsburgh jitney driver was held up at gunpoint Friday. Police charged his passenger after finding a lunchbox of drugs in her apartment with a toddler nearby.

A mother and daughter were injured in a reported domestic stabbing in Fineview; police say the suspect fled and the search is ongoing.

Parked Kias in Duquesne Heights and Mount Washington had windows smashed last week; officials point to a known vulnerability and urge owners to check for free repairs.

Sonny's Tavern in Pittsburgh's Bloomfield was robbed by armed men; an employee was assaulted but declined medical treatment. Police are investigating and reviewing surveillance footage.

Aaron Martin is charged with the homicide of his sister Charlee in Pittsburgh’s Greenfield after she was found shot dead.

The Woodland Hills superintendent has been on leave while an independent probe looks into district contracts; lawmakers and residents are demanding answers. The draft report is said to be under review.

Motorists in Harrison Township are finding razor-sharp metal fragments in tires after driving on Route 28; tire shops are busy and officials are sweeping the roads.