Foggy morning gives way to a Flood Watch from 1–11 PM with heavy, possibly severe storms and flash flooding risk.

A surprise cool night dropped temperatures into the 50s across Pittsburgh, but forecasters warn a humid front could bring damaging storms by midweek.

Westmoreland hazmat crews placed booms after a reported oil sheen on the Allegheny River near the Braeburn Alloy Steel plant; downstream water intakes were notified.

Citizens will exit about 100–120 supermarket‑style in‑store branches while reinvesting in advisory teams and a handful of new traditional branches, a move that could touch Pittsburgh sites.

A Yough family says proceeds from a memorial fundraiser weren't delivered and state police are asking for tips as the community continues to mourn.

A Lyndora woman faces aggravated‑assault charges after a June 28 street fight on Negley Avenue that allegedly involved fireworks and a knife.

Helltown Brewing will close its Strip District taproom Aug. 30 as developers push a 14‑story condo plan for 1700 Penn. The brewery says it will keep brewing and distribution while plotting a new Pittsburgh location.

The Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh approved a $150,000 boost to community security, bringing its annual security investment to $350,000. The funds will staff up security roles and expand training.

Two theft cases involving a former Brookville Sheetz employee were waived to Jefferson County court after authorities say she scanned a Cash App at the register and used a Sheetz Visa card without permission.

Air will spend $450M over ten years to expand its Pittsburgh office and move into the Strip District this October.

An 8‑year‑old who reportedly drank bleach at a Bruceton Mills campground was found restrained and seizing in a car; a Dawson woman has been charged.

Neighbors found dozens of dead birds under a single pole in South Fayette; after a TV inquiry West Penn Power retrofitted the pole with guards and new equipment.

Pittsburgh has joined a national antitrust fight, accusing major fire‑truck makers of colluding to jack up prices and stall deliveries that strain city budgets. The suit joins a wider MDL in Wisconsin.