Shots were fired at Pittsburgh detectives from a suspect's vehicle in Penn Hills. The suspect, Darrell Barham, is wanted for assault and endangering others, and is on federal probation.

Road repairs on Enlow Road in Findlay and North Fayette are complete, providing better traffic flow and road safety for the average 774 daily drivers.

David Smith, a fugitive on probation violation, fell through an attic ceiling and was apprehended by Allegheny County Sheriff's deputies in Pittsburgh.

A woman named Jessica Schroeder was fatally hit by a car in Jefferson Hills on State Route 837, causing road closures for the investigation. Her death was confirmed by the medical examiner.

Pittsburgh residents face chilly conditions with possible frost and showers predicted. The National Weather Service advisory hints at potential frost and, in northeast West Virginia, light snow. Warmer weather is expected towards the weekend.

Pittsburgh Police investigate a fatal stabbing on Lyric Street in Homewood West; no arrests have been made yet.

The body of missing Armstrong County man David Kimberly was found; suspect Cody Weiland is in custody, charged with first-degree murder and other crimes.

Westmoreland County officials confirmed the death of 71-year-old Thomas Zeller in a Scottdale house fire; a woman escaped and the blaze is under investigation.

The Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium is launching the first phase of its revitalization, adding a new entrance, giraffe barn, and orangutan habitat over 5-7 years.

Pittsburgh's 311 Response Center is undergoing improvements to enhance constituent services, becoming part of the new Office of Neighborhood Services for more efficient problem resolution and customer satisfaction.

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.