Pittsburgh celebrated its 63rd Light Up Night with festive lights, a tree lighting by a young cancer survivor, and live music, including a performance by The Fray. The event also featured a holiday market and an ice rink.

Police responded to a shooting in Pittsburgh's Strip District where one man was critically injured; a suspect was arrested and charged with attempted homicide.

A consumer alert was issued for Five Points Artisan Bakery in Squirrel Hill after health inspectors found a dead mouse and excessive rodent droppings.

A 27-year-old woman was struck and killed by a vehicle on the Pennsylvania Turnpike in Donegal Township. The incident occurred near mile marker 90.8, and the victim was hit by a tractor-trailer. Authorities continue to investigate.

An SUV hit a pedestrian and crashed into an apartment complex in Bloomfield, injuring three individuals, after the driver's gas pedal allegedly stuck.

Wilkinsburg residents are on alert after a man in a full mask reportedly broke into a home and approached a sleeping woman. Police urge vigilance and seek public help.

Post Malone's "The Big Ass Stadium Tour" coming to PNC Park on May 29, 2025, will feature country music from his new album "F-1 Trillion." Tickets go on sale soon.

Early morning crashes in Shaler Township left one person injured and involved a police vehicle in a secondary incident; specifics on the individuals' conditions remain undisclosed.

Rainy conditions with significant downpours expected in Pittsburgh, followed by drier weather towards the weekend, according to the National Weather Service.

Cranberry Township police are investigating a hit-and-run that seriously injured a pedestrian early Wednesday. Authorities seek public tips and dashcam footage to find the involved vehicle with front passenger damage.

A 70-year-old was critically injured in a shooting outside a Pittsburgh nursing home; he was robbed of cash and a wedding ring. Police are investigating.

Mayor Ed Gainey presented a $657 million budget for Pittsburgh in 2025, aimed at enhancing services without new taxes or cuts, and focusing on public safety and infrastructure.

Chartiers Valley School District resumes in-class learning after local law enforcement resolved a "credible threat," leading to the arrest of a juvenile. Increased police presence is expected on the campuses upon reopening.