Ex-McKeesport police captain Christopher Halaszynski is charged with stealing over $250,000 from his department's evidence room, impacting several cases.

The Allegheny County Democratic Committee has endorsed Corey O’Connor for Pittsburgh mayor, edging out incumbent Mayor Ed Gainey by four votes, prompting a recount.

An autopsy confirmed the death of 11-year-old Leonardo Hinkle as homicide due to complications from shaken baby syndrome inflicted by his father, Kyle Hinkle, years earlier.

Rescuers used a rope and pulley to save a woman from a condemned, unstable Pittsburgh home, highlighting the issue of neglected buildings in the city.

A school bus in Adams Township collided with a tree, injuring two students and the driver, conditions unreported. A mass casualty incident was declared to manage the situation.

Pittsburgh Police, with U.S. Marshals, arrested Melik Johnson on felony warrants, including robbery and weapons charges, stemming from incidents in August and September 2024.

A driver was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries after a vehicle rollover into a stream in Penn Hills. Bystanders aided the rescue before first responders arrived. An investigation into the crash is ongoing.

Shadyside's Walnut Street experiences retail change as Banana Republic closes, but local businesses and Chamber of Commerce remain hopeful for the district's future.

A vehicle crashed into a house in Wilkinsburg, with a woman taken to hospital and her condition still unknown; the crash raised community safety concerns.

The "Carved in Ice" festival in Butler County features ice sculptures, lighting displays, and live entertainment, with proceeds supporting local charities.

A fire in a Pittsburgh high-rise left a woman critically injured with severe burns; it was contained to one unit. Firefighters extinguished the blaze; the cause remains under investigation.

Pittsburgh faces a mix of ice, snow, and rain, prompting flood watches and weather advisories, with travel likely impacted due to fluctuating visibility and conditions.

The Pittsburgh City Planning Commission has approved a plan to modernize Market Square, including pedestrian zones and a Market Anchor, with mixed reactions from local businesses.