A Westmoreland County 911 dispatcher's home caught fire while he was on duty; his wife was hospitalized for smoke inhalation after trying to save their pets.

The owner of Miller-Mercer Livestock Auction faces charges after over 25 dead animals were found on-site, with reports of severe neglect and poor conditions for live animals.

Suspects stole firearms from Keystone Shooting Center in Marshall Township; two individuals are in custody. Similar gun store burglaries are under investigation by the ATF.

Brandon Bass faces charges for taking unsolicited photos of a woman at a Monroeville Giant Eagle. Bass, a repeat offender, attached a phone to his shoe to capture the images. His attempt to flee added charges of harassment and reckless driving.

South Park School District celebrated the grand opening of its new multi-use ballfield with a community event, which included a tailgate party and a baseball victory.

A New Kensington man receives a 30-month prison sentence for federal firearms charges and will have three years of supervised release post-incarceration.

Severe storms in Pittsburgh cause power outages leading to school delays and closures. Restoration efforts are underway, with power expected to return by Monday evening.

A porch roof collapsed during a St. Patrick's Day party in Oakland, Pittsburgh, injuring multiple people, three seriously among hundreds gathered. Attendees helped the injured; no fatalities were reported.

Pittsburgh's weather forecast includes varied conditions with temperatures from mid-70s to above freezing, chances of rain and thunderstorms, and potential for rain-snow mix late in the week.

An elderly man died in a brush fire in New Sewickley Township, Beaver County, while burning garbage in dry conditions. Firefighters used tankers due to a lack of hydrants.

A man was shot multiple times in a domestic incident in Pittsburgh’s Knoxville neighborhood; he is in stable condition, with the assailant still at large.

Christy Myers, 64, sentenced to 34 months for embezzling $250,400 from her employer over five years, plus five years supervised release.

A structure fire on Amity Street in Homestead prompted a quick response from firefighters; no injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.