The National Weather Service forecasts continued showers and fog in the Upper Ohio Valley, with temperatures below seasonal averages and intermittent dry spells.

A motorcyclist, Jarad R. Boyle, was killed in a Route 982 collision in Derry Township; he wasn't wearing a helmet. Police are investigating; coroner awaits autopsy results.

A pickup truck crashed into a Baldwin home, severing a gas meter and water line and displacing two residents. The driver fled the scene; no injuries reported. Authorities are investigating.

A body was found in the Monongahela River near Brownsville Bridge; police are investigating while asking the public for info on a missing male fitting the description.

The Pittsburgh Steelers will play the Minnesota Vikings in Dublin, Ireland, on September 28, marking the NFL's first regular-season game in Ireland at Croke Park. This event is part of the NFL's series of international games for the year.

Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh is undergoing a $43 million renovation of its emergency department, including 57 new treatment rooms, to be completed by 2027.

The PA Attorney General warns against scams after storms damaged southwestern Pennsylvania, urging residents to vet contractors and know their rights.

A PNC Park employee was suspended after being filmed fighting with a fan post-game. The employee, who reacted to being spat on, used his belt as a weapon. No charges were filed.

Real ID enforcement begins, with travelers needing compliant IDs for domestic flights and secure federal facility access.

Country artist Eric Church announces his "Free the Machine" tour, promising unique shows, with a members-first ticket policy to counter scalping, and accompanied by special guests like Elle King.

Rappers Wiz Khalifa and Sean Paul announce a co-headlining "Good Vibes Only Tour," featuring a concert at Pittsburgh's The Pavilion at Star Lake on July 19.

Pittsburgh forecast predicts sunny skies today, transitioning to rainy weather with possible thunderstorms and intermittent showers through the weekend into next week.

A fire damaged two mobile homes in a Murrysville senior living community, with no reported injuries. Causes are unknown, and the fire's rapid spread was witnessed by locals. Firefighters responded and managed to extinguish the blaze.