An overheated dehumidifier caused a fire in a Pittsburgh neighborhood, injuring two firefighters, but a resident escaped unharmed thanks to smoke alarms.

Pittsburgh's National Weather Service forecasts showers, thunderstorms, and potential fog, with a chance of strong storms midweek. Conditions may improve by the weekend.

A 17-year-old boy was shot in the leg in East Pittsburgh and is in stable condition. The location of the shooting is undetermined, and Allegheny County Police are seeking tips from the public.

Andre Stanford Jr. faces charges after his child was hit by a car in Westmoreland County, allegedly due to inadequate supervision and delayed medical response.

Pittsburgh Police are investigating a stabbing outside a bar in Carrick, where a man was injured in the neck after an altercation escalated. No arrests have been made yet.

An Aliquippa High School student was fatally shot by an ATF agent; the incident is under investigation by Pennsylvania State Police, with community leaders calling for calm.

Pittsburgh forecast predicts sunny, dry weather with warm temperatures into the weekend, with possible light rain and cloud cover increasing next week.

Fayette County man, Craig Owen David, on the run for nearly 5 years, was arrested in Morgantown, WV, for a firearms charge. He had skipped a pre-trial conference in 2020.

Pittsburgh anticipates a stretch of warm, sunny weather with minimal rain chances and above-normal temperatures heading into the weekend and through next week.

Noodlehead restaurant in Shadyside faces scrutiny over health code violations, including unsafe food temperatures, after customer illness reports prompted health inspections.

A University of Pittsburgh student died in an intentional house fire in Castle Shannon; her mother was injured. Brian Shelleby faces homicide and arson charges. Community efforts to save the student failed.

Pittsburgh's weather this week is expected to remain dry and warm due to a high-pressure system, with minimal chances of rain and above-average temperatures.

A fire in a Swissvale apartment complex, reportedly started by a fallen candle, resulted in two hospitalizations and the displacement of several residents. The Red Cross is providing assistance.