Pittsburgh's National Weather Service forecasts seasonable temperatures, low humidity, and mostly dry conditions this week, with a chance of showers by Friday.

A deadly shooting occurred in Pittsburgh’s East Hills, with one man dead from gunshot wounds and another injured; police are investigating the incident.

A man was shot in the leg near a high school football game in Turtle Creek, resulting in immediate game suspension and a swift police response. Authorities are investigating the incident.

The Youngwood Sheetz store on N 3rd Street is closing on October 7, despite recent upgrades, affecting local convenience for residents and commuters. Employees are offered roles at nearby locations.

The search for Latasha Jefferson ended as her body was found near a Pittsburgh water park with no signs of foul play evident.

Pittsburgh is set for above-normal temperatures with possible isolated thunderstorms later, and a cooler front arriving Sunday with a chance of showers. Clearer conditions are expected into next week with seasonal temperatures returning.

Pittsburgh's forecast includes warm, humid conditions with possible scattered storms, especially south and east, persisting into Saturday, ahead of an expected cold front.

Pittsburgh received a $2.4 million grant to expand EV charging stations, with additional contributions from Duquesne Light Company and the city. The investment supports the installation of new chargers in parks, public parking, and streets.

Several RVs caught fire at a dealership in Westmoreland County, with 14 campers and a van affected. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

An 85-year-old man sustained a hip injury after falling in Frick Park, Pittsburgh, and was rescued by emergency teams and transported to the hospital.

The Pittsburgh Pirates inducted Bonds, Leyland, and Sanguillen into their Hall of Fame in a ceremony at PNC Park.

Firefighters contained a kitchen fire in a Strip District apartment building, leading to some resident displacement but no injuries. The cause is under investigation.

James Taric Byrd, already serving a life sentence, was convicted of assaulting his lawyer and contempt of court during a 2022 trial. He faces sentencing in December 2024 for these charges.