A section of Walnut Street will close for the Maser Galleries' 50th-anniversary celebration on September 27th; detour information is on the Department of Mobility and Infrastructure's Facebook.

The National Weather Service reports that Pittsburgh will see morning showers followed by drier afternoon conditions, with a chance of rain increasing into the weekend due to Hurricane Helene's remnants.

Trump returns to site of rally shooting for a new event, affirming his presence despite past security breaches.

The Pennsylvania PUC concluded that public utility gas service was not at fault for the Crescent Township house explosion that killed two elders, citing that the property used a private well and a propane tank.

The Beaver County Humane Society is holding a no-cost adoption event to reduce overcrowding, enabled by a donor. It requires online pre-adoption applications to expedite the process.

Steelers fans celebrated their home opener at Acrisure Stadium with tailgating traditions, a newlywed couple, and international attendees underscoring a deep community bond.

Pittsburgh Police arrested Isaiah Rivers for sexual harassment and lewd acts in Frick Park after receiving multiple reports involving obscenities and an assault on a female jogger.

A woman died and two were injured in a car crash on Pittsburgh's Parkway West, with driver Jordan I. Bowyer suspected of impairment but not yet charged.

Pine-Richland High School and Middle School received bomb and shooting threats, leading to a lockdown and a thorough search by law enforcement and K9 units. The FBI and local police are investigating the incidents.

Firefighters in Pittsburgh extinguished a fire at South Side Riverfront Park involving a cluster of tents; no injuries were reported, the cause is under investigation.

The Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium has regained AZA accreditation, reflecting its commitment to high standards in animal welfare, conservation, and education after overcoming past disagreements.

A Pittsburgh man pled guilty to federal cocaine trafficking charges and could face up to 30 years in prison for the crime and violating supervised release.

A UPS driver in Pittsburgh was attacked by a motorist after cautioning them for speeding. The incident led to a physical confrontation and resulted in injuries to the driver's nose. The assailant fled, and police are investigating.