PennDOT will close the McKeesport 6Duquesne Bridge to vehicles March 14 6April 7 for a $50.77M preservation project; sidewalks will remain open and signed detours are in place.

A courthouse facility dog wandered into the jury room and jurors petted the animal, prompting a judge to declare a mistrial in a case about a killed neighbor’s dog. New jury selection is set for May 15.

Shenango Township police are seeking two men after shots struck a vehicle on New Butler Road. Investigators named two suspects and say the case has been under review for months.

A state inspection found five violations at Juniper Grill in Cranberry Township, from a soiled slicer guard to damaged floor grout. The restaurant has until March 10 to come into compliance.

After nearly 30 rounds were fired outside Proof on Brookline Boulevard, residents pressed police and city officials for action while officials weigh enforcement options.

Homeowners in Allegheny County say county assessors are increasingly absent from BPAAR hearings, complicating property-tax appeals as telephonic procedures and a backlog take hold.

State police filed DUI charges after a Sept. 21, 2024 Parkway East crash that killed a 20‑year‑old passenger; investigators allege speed and impairment.

The Roaming Bean’s mobile coffee craze now has a Strip District home — think photogenic cold‑foam lattes, pastries and packed weekend mornings.

A cellphone video shows an adult hit a 9‑year‑old on a Woodland Hills school bus; police charged an East Pittsburgh woman with aggravated assault. The child was evaluated and is shaken.

Neighbors in East Hills say a long-running dump on Karl Street attracts wildlife and risks public health; the city says the site was cited but hasn't scheduled cleanup.

Aaron Charles Martin has been charged after his sister Charlee was found shot inside a Greenfield apartment. He has been arraigned and a March 27 hearing is set.

State police say the owner and a mechanic at a Warrendale inspection station forged inspection records for 161 vehicles, authorities allege. The case overlaps with a separate probe of a Cranberry Township repair shop.

Ollie's Bargain Outlet in Greensburg has reopened after a Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture shutdown for rodent activity; a follow‑up inspection cleared the store.