Ryan O'Hearn blasted three homers and recorded a franchise‑record 10 RBIs as the Pirates rolled past the Braves 12‑4 at PNC Park. It was a rare offensive night in Pittsburgh.

Fog will slow the Wednesday morning commute, then heat builds into the upper 80s with isolated afternoon storms. Expect wetter, heavier rain by Friday.

A semi-truck overturned on the 62nd Street Bridge in Sharpsburg, leaking a corrosive liquid and triggering a hazmat response and lane closures.

A SWAT response in North Braddock ended after a suspect who allegedly assaulted two people barricaded himself; an unconscious woman and an injured man were found and detectives are investigating.

An adult man was found stabbed multiple times inside a Munhall home; detectives have identified those involved and are consulting the district attorney's office.

Tenaris is investing more than $90 million to modernize its Koppel and Ambridge plants, adding an EAF revamp, automation and new material‑handling zones. The upgrades build on prior spending after the 2020 acquisition.

The Formula One Powerboat National Championship will race on Pittsburgh’s rivers beginning in 2027, bringing high-speed F1 boats back to the Three Rivers weekend festival.

Surveillance video shows a man touring a Carrick fire station and later taking a city radio; police and Channel 11 are seeking tips.

Paid student mediators in Pittsburgh Public Schools helped mediate hundreds of conflicts this year, and officials tie the Safe Passage program to fewer disciplinary incidents at participating schools.

A Union Township man is jailed after court papers say he followed children and touched a 4-year-old inside the Finleyville Giant Eagle.

Penn Hills School Board approved a 1‑mill (3.1%) increase for 2026‑27 to shore up reserves; median homeowners face about a $64 rise in school property tax.

Inspectors found additional steel deterioration on the Charles Anderson Bridge, pushing the rehabilitation timeline into spring 2028 and prolonging closures and detours.

A restored 560‑seat Canon Theatre will open this fall in the former Canonsburg Middle School, anchored by Little Lake Theatre and backed by local grants.