A tentative contract agreement has been reached between Pittsburgh paramedics and the city after lengthy negotiations, addressing pay increases and the potential lifting of residency requirements.

The Monaca Police are investigating a burglary at a Dollar General store, where glass doors were smashed, and cigarettes were stolen, as seen in surveillance footage.

A Winter Storm Watch is in effect for several Pennsylvania counties, warning of significant snow with strong winds and low temperatures to persist, possibly impacting travel and daily activities.

Avril Lavigne extends her sold-out Greatest Hits Tour, including a concert at The Pavilion at Star Lake on June 26, 2025, with supporting acts Simple Plan and We The Kings.

UPMC reported a $371 million operating loss for the first nine months of 2024, deepening last year's $177 million deficit despite higher revenues.

The Department of Labor fined Sly Fox Brewing Company over $184,000 for illegally including managers in employee tip pools, violating federal wage laws.

Gunfire in Pittsburgh's West Oakland prompted a police response after 31 shots were detected. A man with an arm wound later sought hospital treatment. He remains uncooperative with investigators looking into the incident.

A fire destroyed one house and damaged another in Allenport Borough, with emergency services responding and the Red Cross assisting displaced families; the cause is under investigation.

At a Chartiers Valley School Board meeting, parents and bus staff voiced concerns over the potential outsourcing of transportation jobs, with no decision made yet.

The article details the weather forecast for Pittsburgh, predicting mixed rain and snow around Thanksgiving with a shift to colder temperatures and potential snow showers following the holiday.

A woman was arrested at Pittsburgh Airport after TSA found a loaded gun in her bag, causing delays and marking the 39th firearm found there in the year.

One person was injured in a crash on Washington Avenue in Dravosburg around 3:45 a.m., with initial reports of hospital transport and later conflicting updates. Roads were reopened by 4:45 a.m.

The National Weather Service predicts rain in Ohio and Western Pennsylvania due to a low-pressure system, with a cold front and gusty winds following early Tuesday, and possible travel disruptions.