A late-night bomb scare at the FBI's South Side office sent police to East Carson Street; officials later said the threat was unfounded and the origin is under investigation.

An Arnold man was charged after prosecutors say he supplied drugs that led to a New Kensington man’s 2025 overdose. Authorities say a December search found suspected fentanyl and distribution evidence.

URA and Mayor O'Connor announced plans to reactivate two city‑owned buildings — 2608 Penn Ave and 604 Liberty Ave — with retail, housing and potential public space.

A Butler County man and Gun Owners of America sued Pennsylvania, arguing a 1994 marijuana conviction shouldn’t block a license to carry. The federal filing leans on recent Supreme Court and ATF changes.

Surviving spouses say Pittsburgh still won’t cover post-retirement health costs despite court rulings, forcing widows to buy their own coverage. The union estimates millions owed.

A 68-year-old man, Jeffrey Owens, was struck and killed while crossing Brodhead Road in Aliquippa. A 23-year-old driver was arrested and blood testing is underway.

A Monroeville man was charged after a July 25, 2025 East McKeesport crash that killed a 45‑year‑old. Court papers say his BAC was 0.176% and his speed about 48 mph.

A sinkhole opened on Cumberland Road beside UPMC Passavant in McCandless, closing the road and triggering detours while crews assess the damage.

Dense fog cuts Sunday morning visibility in Pittsburgh; showers and thunderstorms are likely later with pockets of heavy rain and localized flooding risk.

High heat and humidity Saturday with heat index over 100°F. Evening storms could disrupt outdoor plans; cooling centers are open.

State inspectors ordered the Subway at Greater Butler Mart closed after they found rodent droppings and contaminated ice-machine residue. The shop has a July 9 deadline to fix problems.

Extreme Heat Warning through Saturday; highs near 97°F and heat indices over 100. Cooling centers open and storms possible on July 4.

After a 14‑month collaboration, Panther Life Sciences will establish a manufacturing and materials unit in Pittsburgh after validating production at Pitt’s BioForge. The move boosts Hazelwood Green’s biotech pipeline.