Pennsylvania's Attorney General has launched an online platform for travelers to report airline issues, amid an increase in consumer complaints about air travel.

A 10-year-old was fatally stabbed in Westmoreland County, with a person of interest held by state police. Details are still emerging as the investigation continues.

Pittsburgh officials denounce anti-Semitic vandalism in Squirrel Hill, emphasizing community safety and tolerance, and committing police resources to address the issue.

Councilperson Erika Strassburger is set to introduce legislation for red light enforcement systems in Pittsburgh to improve safety, with a press conference planned for discussions on impact and implementation.

Increased patrol activity in the Central Business District resulted in 18 arrests, multiple citations, and a significant narcotics-related arrest, as detailed in the latest blotter report.

Pittsburgh will experience hot, dry weather today, but a changing pattern will bring rain chances starting Monday, with showers and potential thunderstorms midweek, and possible Canadian wildfire smoke affecting temperatures.

Buffalo Township mourns the loss of firefighter Corey Comperatore with a statue and tributes. He died at a Trump rally, remembered for bravery. Community events, including a speedway tribute, honor him.

Millennium Park's baseball field in Bethel Park is closed for lighting upgrades beginning July 29, with no specified reopening date. Other park areas remain open.

Pittsburgh authorities are searching for two missing boys, Jarrod and Jyseir Dolphin, last seen in Beechview. Descriptions of the children and their clothing have been released to aid the public in identifying them.

Pittsburgh enjoys cooler weather and low humidity today, with haze from distant wildfires creating a milky sky.

Upgrades to pedestrian crossings at Herron and Melwood Avenue in Polish Hill, which will include a speed table and new markings, will begin on July 25th, 2024, aiming to improve safety.

The Steelers' 2024 training camp starts with player arrivals on Wednesday and practices on Thursday at St. Vincent College, featuring free parking and various fan events.

Pittsburgh ranks 17th on the ACSM/Elevance Health Foundation Fitness Index, climbing 12 spots and now outperforming Buffalo, Cleveland, Philadelphia, and Columbus in various health metrics.