Lucatino, a new Italian taverna from Slice on Broadway owner Rico Lunardi, has opened on East Main Street in Carnegie with focaccia flights and tonda pizzas.

Thomas Stanko's trial for the disappearance and alleged murder of his ex-girlfriend Cassandra Gross unfolds with Stanko denying the accusations and attempting to shift blame. The jury considers evidence and testimonies from both sides.

A $2,000 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of Braedon Dickinson, wanted for a fatal shooting in Uniontown, PA. He's considered armed and dangerous.

Judge Nina Ricciardi was hospitalized after a fall outside Pittsburgh city court; the driver who was with her was arrested after police said he showed signs of impairment.

State police investigated an overnight shooting on Coolspring Street in Uniontown. Authorities remained on scene Tuesday morning while troopers continued the probe.

The Diocese of Pittsburgh is closing seven churches due to declining attendance and financial issues, leaving Saint Maurice as the only church for Saint Joseph the Worker Parish.

A Pittsburgh attorney is pressing for accountability after police say multiple Highlands students were sexually assaulted by a former teacher; investigators urge witnesses to call a tipline.

An 18-vehicle crash on I-79 in Butler County led to one death, a highway closure, and a 45 mph speed limit due to winter conditions. The investigation is ongoing.

Uniontown is mourning the shooting death of Lemaur Thompson Jr., with police searching for suspect Braedon Dickinson.

Michigan-based Caffeena plans a summer opening at 3520 Forbes Ave in Pittsburgh's Oakland, promising Yemeni and Turkish coffees, pastries and a meditation room. The move adds another specialty coffee option near Pitt.

Pittsburgh secures $31.5 million from PENNVEST for lead pipe replacement, benefiting local neighborhoods and supporting jobs without direct cost to ratepayers.

A pipe burst at Point Park University displaced roughly 20 students who were moved to alternative campus housing; the damage extent is unclear as repairs are underway.

Pittsburgh faces an Extreme Cold Warning with wind chills dropping to -20 to -30 and a less severe advisory to follow. Outdoor activities are risky, snow is likely, and aviation may be affected by cloud conditions.