A 7-year-old boy from Greensboro was struck and killed Saturday on State Route 88 in Monongahela Township. Authorities identified the child and the driver; an investigation is underway.

Bill Mazeroski, whose Game 7 home run won the 1960 World Series, has died at 89. The Pirates called the Hall of Famer "one of a kind."

Letters from a jailhouse source have arrived in the Cherrie Mahan investigation; investigators and family are watching a Channel 11 report tonight. New details could reshape a decades‑old search.

Rep. Chris Deluzio from Pennsylvania announced his bid for reelection, emphasizing his commitment to the American dream and healthcare reform. He faces Republican criticism but has Democratic support.

Chef Jamilka Borges' Lilith in Shadyside earned a James Beard semifinalist nod and demoed dishes on CBS Pittsburgh, bringing national attention to the intimate bistro.

An alleged drug delivery in Ohio led to a chase and arrest in Pennsylvania, with suspects Micah Barnes and Jaiden Curtis-Tillman facing multiple charges.

Police say 48-year-old Joseph Birsa strangled a woman during a domestic call in Cranberry Township; he’s jailed on $25,000 bond and due for a Feb. 20 preliminary hearing.

Thick fog reduces visibility across Pittsburgh through 9 a.m.; rain moves in after noon and river ice thaw raises localized flood concerns.

Hyeholde has opened The Tavern at Hyeholde in its carriage house, offering shareable French‑inspired plates, rotating cocktails and a Friday Lenten fish fry through March 27.

Pittsburgh residents on Methyl Street advocate for traffic calming measures after recurring car damage incidents; they seek solutions like speed bumps or one-way street conversions.

Pittsburgh Pride named "Existence Is Resistance" as its 2026 theme and set a weekend of events: Prom June 5, festival June 6–7 and a parade on June 7 at West Commons.

Pittsburgh’s school board reopened debate this week over a Future‑Ready plan that could close nine buildings; directors narrowed a list of questions to send to the superintendent.

University of Pittsburgh plans its largest graduation at Acrisure Stadium, moving from the Petersen Events Center to accommodate a record-setting class and allow for more guests.