Elizabeth Township police say teens tossed objects from moving cars over the last 48 hours, damaging vehicles and prompting arrests. Detectives are reviewing video and asking for tips.

A Pittsburgh‑area man was sentenced to about 30 months after pleading guilty to sending an antisemitic threat to a local official and lying to FBI agents.

City and housing authority leaders marked construction progress at Northview Heights, unveiling details of a 43‑unit midrise meant to replace the crumbling senior high‑rise.

After an anonymous EITC gift, some Pittsburgh Catholic families say tuition bills rose sharply under a new cost-per-student model. The diocese says it will review concerns.

Crews shifted lanes on the Meadow Street Bridge after inspectors posted a load limit on one side. Jersey barriers are up and the city is developing a repair plan.

A boil-water advisory covers part of Clairton after a booster-pump power loss; about 1,500 customer connections are affected. Residents should use boiled or bottled water until tests clear the system.

West Sunbury Mayor Edwin L. Young Jr. faces DUI charges after a May 18 crash; state police recorded a .138% BAC. Charges were filed June 5.

Lawmakers in Harrisburg introduced bills to require heat‑illness plans, paid breaks, water and shade as record temperatures climb across Pennsylvania.

A passenger was flown to a Pittsburgh hospital after a large piece of metal flew off a flatbed trailer and pierced a van windshield on I‑70. State police are searching for the pickup that fled the scene.

A Pitt pilot in Nature Medicine found cervical spinal stimulation produced immediate strength and dexterity gains — about 32% on average while active — in seven chronic stroke patients.

A Jefferson County grand jury indicted two men on felonious assault and weapons charges after a May 12 shooting on Hollywood Boulevard in Steubenville.

Algae-green runoff has pooled in backyards and basements on Brackenridge Street, and neighbors point to the hilltop fields above. Officials say they’ve identified a source, but residents want fixes.

Belle Vernon’s boil‑water advisory was lifted after testing, but local leaders say questions remain about the reservoir work and how the warning was communicated. Officials point to routine maintenance; residents want more details.