Pittsburgh braces for severe thunderstorms followed by a potential record-breaking heatwave, with the National Weather Service predicting storms today and oppressive heat starting Sunday.

U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel finalize a partnership bolstering American steelmaking and technological capabilities, with U.S. government holding a "golden share" and the deal expected to protect/create 100,000 jobs.

The Pittsburgh area is under a Flood Watch due to heavy rainfall and a moderate risk of flash flooding, with additional concerns for isolated damaging winds.

A flood watch is issued for the I-80 corridor until 4 PM. Pittsburgh could experience flash flooding, thunderstorms, and high rain rates. Weather risks extend into the coming days with potential for severe conditions.

Two women died in a collision with a train while their SUV crossed railroad tracks in Rockwood, Somerset County, despite functioning traffic control devices.

Pedestrian struck and killed by a vehicle on McKnight Road; police are investigating, and no intoxication was detected in the driver.

Jeremy Hartman was arrested for setting off a firework in a casino restroom after trying to steal alcohol, leading to minor injuries for one employee.

Pittsburgh police fatally shot a man after he stabbed an officer while they were serving a PFA order. Incident under investigation; officer suffered minor injuries.

A woman was fatally shot inside an SUV in Pittsburgh's Crafton Heights; police, alerted by ShotSpotter, found her with multiple gunshot wounds. No suspect or motive has been revealed.

Pittsburgh is under a high pressure system, causing dry, warm conditions with temps in the mid to upper 80s. The National Weather Service predicts showers and potential severe thunderstorms with a slow-moving cold front starting Thursday.

Voodoo Brewing Company is closing its North Shore outlet in Pittsburgh to focus on expanding beer production and distribution, following a business strategy shift.

Two fires in Ambridge resulted in one hospitalization and an ongoing investigation into the causes, with both police and fire departments involved in the response and evacuation efforts.

A cold front brings heavy rain and a significant temperature drop to Pittsburgh, with a Flood Watch in West Virginia. Warmer weather will return by midweek.