Horses were rescued from a significant barn fire at Regency Horse Ranch in East Huntingdon; the barn was lost but no residential structures were damaged.

A customer won a $870,000 jackpot from a lottery ticket purchased at a Uni-Mart in Moon Township, with the store receiving a $5,000 bonus for the sale.

A noise dispute in a Pittsburgh apartment led to a man being stabbed and a woman's arrest after she threatened with a gun.

A 38-year-old man died at Allegheny County Jail after a medical emergency, despite lifesaving attempts by staff and paramedics. An internal review and police investigation are ongoing.

Joseph C. Zvara was arrested for the homicide of Robert Friend, whose body was found with a facial wound and blunt force trauma near a Pennsylvania golf course.

Pittsburgh faces weather whiplash with gusty winds, rain, and potential snow showers forecasted by the National Weather Service; conditions could affect travel.

A crash on Route 28 northbound near the 31st Street Bridge in Pittsburgh caused lane closures and delays. Authorities responded, but injury details were unclear. Roads have reopened.

The Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership announces dates for the 64th Highmark Light Up Night and the Peoples Gas Holiday Market, commencing on November 21 and 22.

Pittsburgh Public Schools face a $12.2 million deficit for 2026, smaller than expected but still challenging. Officials consider a 4% tax raise and closing nine schools to balance the $724.4 million budget. Delays in state funding add to the strain.

Mixed weather is expected in Pittsburgh this week with calm conditions today, possible rain and wind on Wednesday, and snow chances by next week, especially north of Interstate 80.

Historic Bantam Jeep factory in Butler was destroyed by a fire, requiring over 50 firefighters for its containment. The building, pivotal in WWII, is set for demolition due to structural damage.

Pittsburgh Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Walters unveiled a new district roadmap involving closing 12 schools and implementing significant transportation and curriculum changes aimed at streamlining resources and balancing enrollment.

Pittsburgh rail service downtown will be suspended for electrical repairs, affecting commuters. Shuttle buses will replace trains, and officials advise adding 20 minutes to travel time.