A man from Westmoreland County died after a side-by-side vehicle fell through the ice at Deep Creek Lake, Maryland. Another man sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

One dead in a multi-vehicle crash on Route 28 near Etna, causing significant traffic disruptions and a full closure of northbound lanes for investigation.

A woman was robbed on the University of Pittsburgh campus; one suspect is detained while the search for the second continues. Police seek public help in the investigation.

A candle caused a three-alarm fire in a Pittsburgh home; one firefighter was slightly injured, but no other injuries were reported. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Two found dead with gunshot wounds after a car crash in Pittsburgh's Garfield neighborhood; a toddler was unharmed. A homicide investigation is underway.

A Pennsylvania lottery ticket worth $1,000 per week for life was sold in Latrobe, with the option for a $1 million lump sum. The winner remains unidentified.

A $500,000 winning lottery ticket was sold at JCB Penn LLC in Westmoreland County, matching all five Cash 5 numbers. The retailer earns a $500 bonus, and winners have a year to claim their prize.

Valerie McDermott was charged after allegedly threatening her disabled son's life during a Facebook stream. Police arrested her and the child is now with his grandmother.

A large water main break in Bethel Park disrupted traffic on Library Road, affecting residents and businesses. Repair was estimated to take 8-10 hours.

The National Weather Service forecasts tranquil weather for Pittsburgh through Wednesday, with dry and cool conditions and a slight chance of light snow in the West Virginia mountains. A Cold Weather Advisory is in effect due to low wind chills.

A man is in stable condition after being stabbed in Pittsburgh's Stanton Heights; the incident appears to have resulted from a dispute. Police are investigating.

A woman was shot and later found in a crashed vehicle in Pittsburgh's Sheraden area; she's in critical condition; police are investigating the incident.

An investigation is ongoing at Lenape Elementary School in Armstrong County into an alleged “hit list” containing student names. Authorities are working to assess the threat's credibility.