ACHD invites applications for $5 million in funding for air quality improvement projects, focusing on vehicle electrification and tree plantings to reduce PM2.5 emissions.

A man was grazed by a bullet near his eye while walking his dog in Sheraden after multiple shots were fired. Police are investigating; no arrests have been made.

A man faces charges after allegedly assaulting his neighbor and killing her dog, a situation that escalated from a noise complaint due to the victim's health condition.

No. 1 Sushi Sushi in Downtown Pittsburgh received a health department consumer alert for numerous critical violations, including inadequate refrigeration and no bathrooms for a 10-seat area.

Sheepskin Trail in Fayette County receives a $1 million federal grant to help extend the trail, with ambitions to enhance tourism and the local economy.

Darnell Manson received a 51-month sentence for illegal firearm possession, followed by supervised release, after a traffic stop revealed a gun and heroin in his vehicle.

Pittsburgh authorities are seeking the public's help in finding 13-year-old Aniyah Davis-Stackhouse who disappeared after a family dispute and may be in the Market Square area.

The Westmoreland County Back to School Fall Family Funfest provides free, family-friendly activities and resources to celebrate the end of summer before the school year begins.

The Mayor of Pittsburgh's Executive Assistant is linked to a suspect in a downtown shooting but is not considered a person of interest. The Mayor's Office is maintaining its integrity while the assistant cooperates with law enforcement.

The trial of Kevin McSwiggen, accused of killing an off-duty officer in a road rage incident, continues with evidence and testimonies about the event.

The Westmoreland County Industrial Development Corporation introduces a new logo to differentiate itself from similar entities and reaffirm its commitment to economic development in its 40th year.

Allegheny County reports a decrease in overdose deaths for 2023, with a notable decline from 2017 peaks and ongoing efforts to address the crisis, despite a rise in overdoses among Black residents.

Corey Comperatore, a former fire chief, died protecting his family from a shooter at a Trump rally in Pennsylvania. Despite injuries to others, the shooter was stopped, and Comperatore is hailed as a hero.