A vehicle struck a pedestrian in Squirrel Hill; the woman was hospitalized in critical condition. The incident happened on Forbes Avenue, and the driver was cooperative. No charges were reported.

A cement truck tipped over in Pittsburgh's Hazelwood after a crash, injuring one person. The incident disrupted early traffic and required a crane for recovery.

The Pittsburgh Police reported a landslide on Brereton Street in Polish Hill due to a broken water main; no injuries occurred and the busway below was affected.

Pittsburgh faces early frost with advisories in effect and a Freeze Watch for Tucker and Preston counties. Sunny days ahead are followed by rain chances starting Saturday night and potential snowflakes early next week.

Billboards in Pittsburgh display the image of Lucky, a stolen dog, to encourage tips for his return to his elderly owner, with a $5,000 reward offered.

The National Weather Service forecasts a cooler, dry week for Pittsburgh with potential for the season's first widespread frost towards the end of the week.

Gunfire in Pittsburgh's Homewood North prompted police response; one male was fatally shot and pronounced dead on scene. Detectives are investigating, with no suspects yet identified.

Obama will campaign for Harris in Pittsburgh, highlighting the strategic importance of Pennsylvania's electoral votes in the upcoming presidential election.

Groundbreaking ceremony launches a $22.8 million affordable housing project in Uptown, Pittsburgh, led by Bethlehem Haven, Pittsburgh Mercy, and ACTION-Housing.

Two suspects arrested for a violent assault in Downtown Pittsburgh that left a man with severe facial injuries.

A school bus in Pittsburgh caught fire with no students on board; the driver escaped safely. The fire was mechanical and no injuries occurred. Traffic was briefly disrupted.

Pittsburgh is set for dry, warm weather going into the weekend with above-normal temperatures and mostly clear skies, despite morning fog and passing clouds. A cold front late Sunday may bring thunderstorms but no severe weather is expected.

The Allegheny County Sheriff's Office warns of a scam targeting people with criminal charges, involving fake officers, forged documents, and asks for payments via Bitcoin.