The NLRB has filed an injunction requiring the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to resume good-faith negotiations amidst a nearly two-year-long workers' strike.

A man from Pittsburgh was arrested after previously engaging in a shootout with law enforcement and evading capture. He was found in a house after detectives forced entry.

A former church on California Avenue, now a home, had its bell tower catch fire. No injuries were reported and the blaze was contained without spreading to the main building. An investigation is underway.

The article discusses the weather forecast for Pittsburgh, detailing a string of dry, warming days ahead, with possible showers by the weekend. It notes comfortable temperatures and potential fog affecting visibility at some airports.

Pittsburgh residents can expect a cooler weekend with temperatures below average and mostly dry conditions, according to the National Weather Service.

Restoration progress at Pittsburgh's Second Avenue Commons is underway following a fire, with services expected to resume before winter. Emergency shelters and medical services continue at alternate locations for those affected by the fire.

Pittsburgh police responded to a shooting near Carrick High School; no injuries reported, but two vehicles and a residence were damaged. An investigation for suspects and motives is ongoing.

PennDOT plans to repair a large hole on the Crosstown Boulevard ramp, prompting detours starting Friday. Temporary measures are in place, but a full repair is scheduled, causing traffic changes and potential delays.

Detectives are searching for 13-year-old Tabitha Clark who went missing from Pittsburgh's North Side. She's 5'7" with brown eyes and black hair, last seen August 2. The public is urged to call (412) 323-7141 with any information.

Pittsburgh Police are investigating a shooting in Knoxville where a man sustained a gunshot wound to the thigh and is now hospitalized in critical but stable condition. The incident occurred on Charles Street and no suspects have been identified yet.

A Powerball ticket worth $150,000 was sold at Smoker Friendly in Allegheny County. The ticket matched four white balls and the Powerball in the recent draw.

Kennywood amusement park is set to host its largest Holiday Lights event this winter, featuring three million lights, an immersive Rudolph experience, and numerous festive attractions.

Elizabeth Township home was destroyed by fire early Sunday; no one was inside, but three dogs were rescued. The fire marshal is investigating the cause.