Pittsburgh celebrates George B. Vashon's 200th birthday, honoring the African American civil rights advocate with a public event featuring speeches and interactive exhibits.

The I-79 northbound exit ramp to Neville Island is closed for deck repair until November 25, with detours via Route 65/Emsworth/Sewickley. The closure is part of a $43.9 million infrastructure project.

Brother’s Brother Foundation sends aid to Hurricane Helene victims and pledges $100,000 to food banks, as highlighted by WPXI and CBS News Pittsburgh.

The Allegheny County Health Department announces its 2024-2025 COVID-19 vaccines and a new respiratory virus dashboard to help residents stay informed and healthy.

The National Weather Service forecasts dry and cooler weather for Pittsburgh, with a significant temperature drop and high-pressure dominance through the week, and potential frost on Thursday morning.

A sheep named Leo led first responders on a six-block chase through Beaver Falls, PA, before being safely captured and taken to Kindred Spirits Rescue Ranch.

Pittsburgh to experience above-average warmth due to a sunny forecast and favorable atmospheric conditions, with potential thunderstorms by Sunday evening and a cooldown expected next week.

A serious crash in North Fayette Township resulted in one fatality, another injured, and caused road closures on Noblestown Road early Monday morning.

A Pittsburgh Police K9 officer's vehicle collided with another car while responding to an emergency; no injuries were reported, and the officer was tested for substances as per protocol.

A suspected dealer, Terrick Bowser, was arrested in Homestead for possessing various drugs and guns, following an early morning raid by Allegheny County Police.

Ian Lamont Fields was sentenced to 15-30 years for shooting a North Versailles officer and his K-9; both have recovered. The plea deal dropped attempted murder charges.

Allegheny County has begun sending out mail-in ballots and offers "over the counter" voting, with satellite offices opening soon. Voters should check for any polling place changes before Election Day.

James Bernard Lee-Livingston was arrested in his backyard after evading police since last December on DUI, drug, and firearms charges. His capture followed a domestic disturbance near his Pine Township home.