The "Hershey" movie production in Harmony, Pennsylvania, brings excitement and adjustment to the community as it takes on an early 1900s look for filming.

Investigations reveal that the Pittsburgh Pirates discarded commemorative "Bucco Bricks," upsetting fans. The Pirates acknowledged their mistake and are offering replicas and planning a lasting tribute.

The National Weather Service warns of severe storms in Pittsburgh, with potential for wind, hail, and tornadoes due to a cold front, with conditions improving by Sunday.

A man was critically wounded in a shooting in Pittsburgh's Perry South; police provided aid and launched an investigation, with no current threat to the community.

Penn State President Neeli Bendapudi proposes closing seven branch campuses citing financial pressures and declining enrollment. The recommendation is met with concerns about the impact on communities and the university's obligation to the state.

An altercation in Pittsburgh's South Side Flats led to a minor injury for an officer and an arrest after police were called to a disruptive crowd at a restaurant.

Two teenagers have been charged as adults for a North Braddock shooting. No injuries were reported, and four firearms were seized at the arrest scene.

Joseph Long was arrested for reportedly setting a mobile home on fire in Independence Township, resulting in destruction and minor injuries to the occupants.

A car parked at Vereb Funeral Home was damaged overnight in a possible retaliatory act related to the owner's legal troubles over a pet remains scheme.

Pittsburgh's weather forecast includes a mix of sunny days with chances of showers and thunderstorms throughout the week, with temperatures ranging from the mid-70s to high 80s.

The Parkway Center Giant Eagle in Pittsburgh will close on June 28 due to an un-renewable lease and required investments. The pharmacy will close on May 21. Employees will be offered positions at other locations.

Richard Snyder of East Pittsburgh pleaded guilty to charges of sexual exploitation of minors and faces at least 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. His sentencing is scheduled for September 10, 2025.

Pennsylvania is sending over 40,000 Money Match letters to return unclaimed property up to $500 to rightful owners, with checks due by June after identity verification.