The North Versailles community mourns the loss of K-9 Laky, a Belgian Malinois, after nine years of service with Chief Locke and the local Police K-9 Unit.

An 18-year-old was killed by a falling tree while clearing debris at Trafford Sportsmen's club in Westmoreland County. Authorities are investigating the incident.

A shooting in Pittsburgh's Mount Washington injured one person, who drove to an EMS station with an unharmed child in the car. Police are investigating and seeking information on a Dodge Durango seen leaving the scene.

Pittsburgh welcomes Anthrocon, the furry convention, anticipating a significant economic boost with 15,000 expected attendees and a partnership with Gray Paws Sanctuary, a charity for senior dogs.

Kennywood amusement park auctions parts of Thunderbolt roller coaster's mural to benefit 412 Food Rescue, with local artists set to create a new mural during the "Celebrate Pittsburgh" event.

Cranberry Township Police are searching for Robert Mroch Jr., 60, who has been missing since last being seen on June 28.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny and warm weather for Pittsburgh, though showers and storms are expected to return by Wednesday evening, with a potential for flooding and travel impacts.

Greensburg native Bridget Williams qualifies for the 2024 Paris Olympics in pole vault, while Connellsville's Madison Wiltrout waits on world rankings for javelin.

Human remains were found in a car pulled from the Allegheny River; the dive team discovered it during training, and the police seek public assistance.

A medic on a motorcycle was struck by a vehicle in downtown Pittsburgh, sustaining leg and shoulder injuries but is stable. The accident is under investigation, and the driver cooperated with the police at the scene.

Alisha Hunt was arrested for trying to deliver drug-soaked papers to her boyfriend in a Pittsburgh court, potentially incurring significant legal consequences.

The National Weather Service predicts morning fog in Pittsburgh will clear for dry weather but warns of potential severe weather and thunderstorms over the weekend.

Robert Morris University student-athlete Kaylee Ogea died in a car crash; the campus mourns her loss and reminiscences her contributions as a rower, ROTC cadet, and mentor.