Dr. Iulia Vann has been approved by the Allegheny County Board of Health to become the next Director of the Allegheny County Health Department after a national search.

Cole Florkewicz was arrested for his involvement in a protest at the University of Pittsburgh, facing charges including rioting and aggravated assault after being identified through body camera footage.

Proof Bar & Grill in Pittsburgh is ordered to shut down due to multiple health violations, including improperly stored food and unsanitary conditions, as reported by the Allegheny County Health Department.

Playa Bowls is opening a new location in Pittsburgh's The Terminal this summer, offering over 40 health-focused items like acai and pitaya bowls. It's set to create up to 50 jobs and joins the diverse dining scene in the Strip District.

Pittsburgh Police responded to a ShotSpotter alert in East Allegheny, finding a man with a gunshot wound to his neck after an altercation. He is in serious but stable condition; the investigation is ongoing.

Gus Kalaris, Pittsburgh's "Ice Ball Man," dies at 92, leaving behind a legacy as a cherished community figure.

The forecast for Pittsburgh indicates dry and comfortable weather at the beginning of the week with temperatures below normal. Conditions will warm midweek, leading to possible unsettled weather with chances of showers and thunderstorms.

A woman in her 20s is critically injured after being struck by a vehicle in Pittsburgh; the driver cooperated with authorities, and an investigation is ongoing.

Severe storms on the East Coast forced eight flights to divert to Pittsburgh, including an international flight from Denmark, as heavy rains affected travel and local events.

A house fire in Scott Township spread to a neighboring home, causing significant damage but no injuries. Firefighters responded around 12:30 p.m. with no current cause identified.

A former Pittsburgh medic was charged with homicide by vehicle and DUI after a fatal crash killed a woman. Her blood alcohol level was over three times the legal limit.

Michael Gravely is charged with ethnic intimidation and other counts after a road rage incident in South Greensburg, where he allegedly used racial slurs and damaged the victim's vehicle.

The National Weather Service predicts sporadic thunderstorms in Pittsburgh today, with a potential for localized flash floods and gusty winds, followed by dry, seasonable weather over the weekend.

A man was killed in a McKeesport, Pennsylvania shooting, and Isaiah Bridges has been charged with homicide. Police are investigating and seeking information from the public.

Three injured in a car crash in South Strabane Township; one person ejected, with officials investigating the cause. Traffic is disrupted for cleanup and investigation.

A man was charged after a DUI-related crash in West Mifflin involving children, with evidence of intoxication and resisting arrest. He also had a gun and marijuana in his vehicle.

A man died after being shot in Pittsburgh's Carrick neighborhood; no arrests have been made as police investigate the incident at a home on Overbrook Blvd.

Pittsburgh braces for extreme heat with a forecast of 100 degrees and an advisory for heat risks, followed by potential storms from Hurricane Beryl's remnants.

Pittsburgh Police initiate a High-Visibility Patrol in the Downtown area to deter crime by having a constant presence of police vehicles with lights activated.

An alleged stolen SUV crash in Pittsburgh led to a multi-vehicle accident and a female suspect's arrest. No injuries were reported, but the male driver escaped.

A man was found with a stab wound in Pittsburgh's Hill District; he was uncooperative with police and is in stable condition. The attacker's identity remains unknown.

The Allegheny County Health Department reported a data glitch at Liberty Monitoring Station, impacting air quality readings for H2S and SO2 from March to May 2024. The incorrect data will not affect future enforcement actions.

A 17-year-old girl was shot stepping out of a car in Aliquippa; her injuries are non-life-threatening. No suspect is in custody as Pennsylvania State Police investigate.

Braddock considers merging its police with the Eastern Regional Mon Valley Police Department, amid various community responses and financial considerations.

Frank T. Poerio Jr. pleaded guilty to insider trading using non-public information from a Dick’s Sporting Goods employee, making profits of nearly $823,000 from over a hundred transactions.

Pittsburgh announces the 2024 Mayor's Cup at PNC Park, offering free admission to watch local youth baseball and softball championship games, highlighting the value of youth sportsmanship and community contribution.

The NWS forecast indicates storms through Wednesday for Pittsburgh, with a cold front bringing cooler air later in the week; severe weather and heat are possible until then.

A child in Crafton Heights was critically injured after being struck by a vehicle; first responders arrived on the scene. The boy was transferred to a hospital for specialized care, and an investigation is underway.

Bethel Park acknowledges two families, the Clarks and Robert Snyder, for their outstanding landscaping efforts in front and back yards, reflecting the community's pride and spirit.

The National Weather Service reports a cool front bringing showers and storms to Pittsburgh, with dry and cool conditions to follow, promising a pleasant weekend ahead.

The FBI has determined that a Steam post linked to the would-be assassin at a Trump rally in Pennsylvania is fake, complicating the investigation into his motives.

A Microsoft outage caused flight disruptions across the US, including at Pittsburgh International Airport, affecting many airlines and other businesses globally.

Funeral and visitation services were held for Corey Comperatore, a former firefighter killed at a Trump rally, drawing community tributes and sparking a fundraising effort.

John Peck, former Westmoreland County DA known for his integrity and dedication to justice, passed away at 77, leaving a profound personal and professional legacy.

First responders rescued a woman from a car that crashed into the Monongahela River in Washington County, in a challenging operation involving multiple agencies.

Firefighters battled a 2-alarm fire in Carrick, rescuing one man and three firefighters were hospitalized for heat exhaustion. The cause is under investigation.

Pittsburgh police report 34 arrests, 54 citations, and the recovery of 3 firearms during a July 15-21 downtown patrol, as detailed on their public safety blotter.

A 24-year-old woman died in a car crash in Westmoreland County after her vehicle hit a fence and a utility pole. She was not wearing a seatbelt at the time.

A person was wounded in an officer-involved shooting in Pittsburgh's Garfield neighborhood, triggering an investigation by local authorities. The individual is in stable condition with a leg wound.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

The article describes volatile weather in Pittsburgh with showers, thunderstorms, and potential heavy rainfall. A brief break is expected before more scattered showers. The weekend may bring improvements with drier conditions and higher temperatures.

Pittsburgh's National Weather Service forecasts scattered showers and potential thunderstorms increasing today, with risk of localized flooding. Improving conditions are expected by Sunday.

A truck driver was hospitalized after steel beams pierced his semi's cab in Beaver County, PA, requiring a complex rescue involving fire companies and a crane. Traffic was affected on Route 65.

A man named Timothy Brooks was fatally shot outside Club Lux in Uniontown after an argument inside escalated. No arrests have been made, and the investigation is ongoing.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

Pittsburgh's National Weather Service forecasts showers and potential storms today, with unsettled weather expected until early next week due to an incoming cold front.

Tyler Stewart was arrested after a high-speed chase in McKeesport, involving a crash and a failed carjacking. He was found with guns, clips, and body armor, posing a significant threat to public safety.

Two sought after police find seven neglected children in a disarrayed Clairton home lacking necessities. Parents face felony charges; one child supervisor in custody.

A homeowner in Fayette County shot an intruder, David Luczak, who is now in stable condition and faces burglary charges.

A $1 million winning lottery ticket was sold at Quick Stop in Butler County, PA. The store earns a $5,000 bonus, and officials remind that prizes must be claimed within one year.

A man, Jason Banks Jr., faces charges including homicide after the shooting death of Treonna Washington in Aliquippa, with evidence of prior assault and a witness claiming Banks shot her.

Pittsburgh is set for a dry and gradually warmer weather pattern due to a high-pressure system with a chance of fog in river valleys and favorable flying conditions.

A Derry Township man, Christopher Fraser, is sentenced to 18-40 years in prison for sexually assaulting teenage girls, after pleading guilty to 19 charges.

A Wexford man is charged with attempting to send obscene material to a minor and entice a minor into sexual activity, after interacting with undercover agents posing as young girls.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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

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.

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.

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

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

A man was shot dead in McKeesport; the incident is under investigation by the Allegheny County Police. Authorities seek public tips via their hotline.

Reverend Doctor Charissa Howe was named County Correctional Chaplain of the Year by the Pennsylvania Prison Chaplains Association for her service at Allegheny County Jail.

A Lower Burrell community rallies around a family who lost their home to fire, with fundraisers and donations organized by a local pizzeria and community members.

A vehicle collision with pedestrians in Downtown Pittsburgh caused disruptions during evening commute; two pedestrians were injured but stable, while the driver, suspected of having a medical emergency, was critically injured.

A Pittsburgh couple pleaded guilty to obstruction charges related to using explosives against police during a 2023 protest at the University of Pittsburgh.

A man was arrested in Bloomfield for severely injuring his 4-month-old son, facing charges including Aggravated Assault and Endangering Welfare of Children.

A 19-year-old man was hospitalized after being shot in the thigh in Carrick and the Pittsburgh Police are investigating the incident without any disclosed details about the shooter.

Pittsburgh Carmalt PreK-8 was placed on lockdown and evacuated after a report of an unauthorized male on campus, stirring concern amidst recent school threats.

Three employees from McKeesport Area School District are on unpaid leave due to a scandal involving a former guard and a student; the superintendent resigned over the incident.

A rabid cat has been found in Pittsburgh's East Hills, prompting the Allegheny County Health Department to issue a public health warning to the community. Residents are advised to avoid unfamiliar animals and ensure pet vaccinations are up to date.

An 82-year-old man was arrested for indecent exposure near a Sewickley ice cream shop after witnesses reported lewd acts in a normally family-friendly area.

A baby in Bloomfield died from severe injuries, with the father arrested and facing charges. Additional charges are expected after the investigation revealed the child sustained injuries not consistent with the father's initial story.

Pittsburgh challenges nonprofits' tax-exempt status based on criteria set by the PA Supreme Court in the HUP case, potentially changing the city's financial landscape.

Pittsburgh Public Safety reported that from Sept 4-15, South Side Entertainment Patrol issued multiple citations, made 7 arrests, and confiscated 3 firearms.

Jonathan Fry pleaded guilty to federal credit card fraud charges in Pennsylvania, admitting to using others' credit for purchases including a firearm.

Police responded to a late-night assault and theft by juveniles on Market Street; one suspect was detained and identified by the victim, and investigations are ongoing.

Mild and dry weather is expected in Pittsburgh, with warmer temperatures, until potential weekend showers due to a shortwave disturbance. The NWS predicts mostly clear skies with some flight implications.

Amy Shipley was found dead in a makeshift grave after disappearing in Cook Township. Suspect Roger Angelo Jr. died by suicide before being charged. Investigations continue with potential for further charges.

A motorcyclist, Christian Sluka, died after a hit-and-run in Dormont. Police seek the driver, fleeing with a woman and child, last seen in a red Ford Taurus.

A man named Quinte Lamar Brown was killed in a head-on crash in Fayette County; alcohol may have been involved, and the truck driver was hospitalized. An investigation is ongoing into the incident that occurred on Brownsville Road.

Pittsburgh's Deer Management Program resumes to control deer overpopulation in city parks, through regulated archery hunting by approved hunters, with specific rules for park visitors.

Pittsburgh Police are investigating a break-in at a Boost Mobile store in East Liberty, where merchandise was stolen and the storefront window shattered. No arrests have been made yet.

A man is in custody for a fatal hit-and-run in Dormont, facing charges including homicide by vehicle. He allegedly fled the crash scene on foot but was quickly apprehended.

Pittsburgh and its surrounding areas face severe weather with storms predicted today and ongoing rain chances for the week, as reported by the National Weather Service Pittsburgh PA.

A man was shot and injured while sitting outside a residence in Apollo, Armstrong County; two others were unharmed. The police believe it was a targeted incident and are investigating. No arrests have been made.

An adult female was critically injured in a shooting in Homewood South, Pittsburgh, early morning. Police and emergency services responded, but no suspect info is available yet.

Paramedics responded to a call about an unresponsive infant in Fineview, but efforts to resuscitate the two-month-old were unsuccessful, and she was pronounced dead at the hospital. An investigation into her death is underway.

Acrisure Stadium is one of four NFL venues designated as a "Mission Ready Venue" for emergency shelter and disaster relief by FEMA, enhancing public safety strategies.

Pittsburgh faces gusty winds and rain showers as remnants of Hurricane Helene interact with another system. The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory, expecting strong gusts and light rain that may continue into early next week.

Allegheny County is seeking community feedback on how to allocate opioid settlement funds, with public forums and a virtual town hall planned for input on spending the $90 million expected through 2038.

Nazi symbols were found on Pittsburgh bridges; police are investigating with no suspects yet. Community leaders condemned the act, reaffirming the city's commitment to diversity and inclusivity.

Suspicious vehicle fire in Pittsburgh's Bedford Dwellings at 9:20 p.m. is under investigation; no injuries reported. Firefighters responded to the extinguished blaze and the Fire Investigation Unit is scrutinizing the event for causes.

Pittsburgh police and SWAT resolved a hostage situation involving a man and two children in an apartment after a domestic disturbance. The children were safely extracted and returned to their mother; the man faces multiple charges.

The Roberto Clemente Bridge in Pittsburgh hosts a 60-foot Ferris wheel for Oktoberfest with festivities in Market Square, as reported by WPXI and CBS News.

The Lawrenceville Safety Suite in Bloomfield and Lawrenceville introduces safety upgrades at key intersections to reduce traffic fatalities, with Mayor Ed Gainey's support for a safer city. Construction starts October 7th.

Dormont closes all playgrounds indefinitely due to safety concerns raised by their insurance provider, with officials seeking solutions and inviting community participation in discussions.

A man was critically injured in a Baldwin shooting Friday evening; he is now in critical condition, and Allegheny County police are investigating, asking for public tips.

The National Weather Service warns of showers and potential thunderstorms in Pittsburgh, with cooler temperatures and a drier week ahead after this bout of severe weather.

A fallen tree and downed electrical wires have closed Babcock Boulevard in Shaler Township after Sunday's severe thunderstorms. Traffic is affected between Evergreen Avenue and Schaefer Road as crews work on repairs.

Big Lots is closing its North Versailles store following its bankruptcy filing, amidst economic struggles amplified by inflation and interest rate hikes.

A Jeannette police officer has been charged with 18 counts of tampering with records after an investigation found discrepancies in traffic stop reports.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny weather with a warming trend for Pittsburgh, including potential frost on Thursday and Friday morning, with cooler air expected next week.

Michael Dominick pleaded guilty to mail fraud involving the theft of over $1 million from the Ambridge Water Authority and faces sentencing in February 2025.

A former Pittsburgh building inspector, Walter Eiseman, was sentenced to 18 months probation and home confinement for accepting bribes from a developer. He must forfeit $1,375 and pay a $1,500 fine for his actions.

The Gab & Eat restaurant in Carnegie received a consumer alert for over 20 health violations, including improper food temperatures and sanitary concerns.

Pittsburgh's weather is cooling down, with the National Weather Service predicting increased precipitation chances and the potential for frost and freeze conditions, particularly north of the city.

A man is in critical condition after being hit by a car in Penn Hills. The incident occurred at Frankstown Road and Overbrook Drive. The driver cooperated with authorities, and an investigation is underway.

A Sheetz in Westmoreland County sold a winning Pennsylvania Lottery ticket worth $450,000. The ticket matched all five numbers in the Cash 5 with Quick Cash game.

A fight at a football game results in the suspension of Westinghouse and USO players ahead of City League semifinals, with Westinghouse appealing PIAA's ruling.

A memorial plaque at Taylor Allderdice High School honoring the Tree of Life Synagogue attack victims has been stolen, with no leads on the perpetrator.

A man in Sewickley Township has been arrested for allegedly setting a fire and assaulting a neighbor after previously facing treatment for making terroristic threats.

The Martin Luther King Jr. East Busway in Pittsburgh, closed due to a landslide, is set to reopen Friday with new safety measures, including barriers to prevent future disruptions.

Pittsburgh is expected to have unseasonably warm weather with plenty of sunshine into the middle of the week, with potential river valley fog clearing in the mornings.

Police responded to a nuisance complaint in West Oakland and later, a male resident shot a female intruder, who is now hospitalized but stable. Charges of Aggravated Assault and Reckless Endangerment are pending against the shooter.

An 18-year-old, Zyjuan Newton, was arrested by Pittsburgh police for possession of a stolen gun and resisting arrest in a violence-prone area of North Homewood.

Elon Musk is hosting a town hall in Pittsburgh to support Trump for the 2024 election. Details are undisclosed, but attendance requires online registration and support for the First and Second Amendments.

A woman, Alyssa Hutchison, died after a motorcycle crash in Donegal Township. The incident is under investigation. She was wearing a helmet during the crash.

Franklin Donley has been charged with animal cruelty in Pennsylvania after four injured puppies were found in a trash can, with one deceased. The surviving pups are receiving veterinary care.

Pittsburgh Police investigated a stabbing near Mellon Park where three men were injured, two critically. The incident occurred early in the morning and detectives are examining a related vehicle.

A fire broke out early morning in a Westmoreland County building. The incident, reported after 6 a.m., resulted in a total loss of the property. No injuries have been reported as investigation continues.

Hambone's, a former community bar, is being reborn as Butler Street Derby, featuring DJ sets, cocktails, and a new menu in Lawrenceville, opening tomorrow.

Pittsburgh expects a cool, dry weekend with clear skies and a potential for gusty winds, as detailed by the NWS. The weather will gradually warm up through mid-week before a cold front arrives.

Pittsburgh expects dry weather and above-average temperatures this week. Light winds and low humidity could raise fire concerns. A cold front may bring showers by Thursday.

Pittsburgh's weather will be mostly clear with temperatures rising above average until Wednesday night, with possible showers north of the city on Tuesday. Rain is likely Thursday but will clear by the weekend.

Rapper Wiz Khalifa is selling his Pittsburgh-area home for $1.3 million. The property features five bedrooms, a guest house, and unique design elements.

A domestic incident in McKees Rocks led to a double shooting with multiple injuries. Gene Brown faces charges, including attempted homicide after the altercation.

High pressure brings warmth to Pittsburgh with possible record highs. A cold front could bring rain midweek, shifting conditions toward cooler temps.

A garbage truck rollover in Washington County has shut down a busy road due to a hydraulic leak, impacting traffic and prompting officials to advise finding alternate routes.

A crash on I-79 near Wexford led to southbound closures and delays, with one person hospitalized. The road reopened after three hours, and investigations are ongoing.

Pittsburgh experiences unseasonably warm weather with potential record highs and gusty winds, though a cold front is expected to bring showers and cooler temperatures by Wednesday.

The police are managing an active incident in North Union Township, urging the public to avoid Woodview Terrace; nearby Marshall Elementary is on lockdown.

Pittsburgh expects a weather transition with dry, warm conditions persisting through Saturday and rain returning Sunday, as per the National Weather Service forecast.

A teacher at Brashear High School was injured while calming a student fight. Initial reports of a stabbing were incorrect; the injury was from a student's ring. A substitute teacher needed stitches, and a student is detained.

A woman in South Strabane Township was hit and pinned by her driverless car. She was rescued and hospitalized; authorities are investigating the incident.

Anthony Hairston is convicted of third-degree murder and other charges in a deadly road rage incident on New Year's Eve 2022 that killed Holly Vadella.

35 cats were rescued from hoarding conditions in Latrobe, with more to be saved. The cats, now with two rescue groups, suffer from various health issues due to their environment. No criminal investigations, but aid is sought for their care.

Pittsburgh's weekend weather starts dry with above-normal temperatures on Saturday, but transitions to widespread rainfall on Sunday as per the National Weather Service forecast.

Brandon Baynes faces charges after his Pit bulls attacked trick-or-treaters; one dog was shot by police. Neighbor Shawn Flynn, who aided victims, has lasting trauma from the incident.

Pittsburgh will experience dry, breezy weather today with normal temperatures before rain and possible freezing rain tonight. The National Weather Service predicts significant rainfall into Thursday and Friday with mild weekend temperatures ahead.

A fire consumed an abandoned house in Pittsburgh's Homewood South, with no injuries reported as emergency crews responded promptly. The cause is under investigation.

A Pennsylvania man has been sentenced to four years in prison for possessing child sexual abuse material, followed by five years of supervised release.

Tami Shafer is charged with the homicide of bar owner Lance Ross in Johnstown, with evidence including a bloody sledgehammer pointing to her involvement.

Bloomfield residents express unrest over rising crimes, demanding increased police presence and clearer communication, while the police offer plans for improved safety measures.

ALCO Parking is enforcing new restrictions against large-scale, for-profit tailgate parties on Pittsburgh's North Shore to address complaints about their disruptive nature.

A driver was rescued after their truck crashed down a hillside in Brentwood; emergency services worked to safely extract the driver and remove the vehicle.

The National Weather Service predicts a weather shift in Pittsburgh with showers, thunder, and high winds today, followed by a Winter Storm Watch for the region through Saturday.

Mark Kriss from Pennsylvania was sentenced to over six years in prison for receiving sexually exploitative material of a minor.

Jay Leno sustained multiple injuries, including a broken wrist and facial bruises, after falling down a hillside in Pittsburgh. He performed his scheduled show just hours later.

Former Pittsburgh resident sentenced to 34 years for fentanyl trafficking and money laundering, ending his lavish lifestyle funded by drug profits.

Police arrested a suspect after a man was shot in Pittsburgh's Strip District; the victim is critical but stable, and no further public risk is reported.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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 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.

Allegheny County has agreed on a new budget with a 1.7 mill increase focusing on fiscal stability while avoiding service cuts and layoffs. Essential services and economic development programs are fully funded.

A winning $3 million lottery ticket from the $3,000,000 Golden Ticket game was sold at Nic's Tobacco in White Oak, Allegheny County; the retailer will get a $10,000 bonus.

Mike Warfield returns as head coach for the Aliquippa Quips football team after a one-season break, aiming to build on his previous success with the program.

Taiwan Donje Rodgers pleaded guilty to federal charges of narcotics distribution and illegal firearms possession, potentially facing up to 20 years in prison.

A Honduran man faces charges of illegal re-entry after being indicted by a Pittsburgh federal grand jury, with additional charges including DUI. If convicted, he could face up to two years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

A man was killed and another injured in a late-night shooting in Penn Hills. The victim, identified as Vanderlee Stevenson, was shot multiple times. Police are investigating with no arrests made and are seeking information from the public.

Pittsburgh emergency services responded to a stabbing incident in Carrick, finding a male victim with stab wounds. A female is in custody, and the investigation is ongoing.

Allegheny County homicide detectives investigate a fatal shooting in McKees Rocks; the victim was pronounced dead at the hospital. Authorities seek information from the public.

Pittsburgh's weather to shift from rain to snow with a temperature drop midweek, per National Weather Service.

An individual was injured in a Carnegie house fire on Lincoln Avenue, taken to the hospital. The cause is under investigation by the fire marshal. Firefighters contained the fire quickly; the house's damage is being assessed.

Allegheny County is holding an “I Voted” sticker contest for high school students to design a nonpartisan sticker for the 2025 elections, with submissions accepted until December 31st.

A 19-year-old from Turtle Creek has been indicted for the sexual exploitation of a minor, facing charges of producing, transporting, and possessing child abuse material.

The National Weather Service predicts cold and gusty weather in Pittsburgh, with a warming trend over the weekend and rain forecasted from Saturday night into next week.

Pittsburgh man sentenced to 3 years in prison, $100K fine for bankruptcy and mail fraud involving a South Side property and a fraudulent insurance claim.

Allegheny County police are looking for the owner of two Rolex watches found at Pittsburgh International Airport, with no reports of theft and ownership unverified despite the watches being authentic.

A fire at Critter Country Animal Farm in Westmoreland County resulted in the death of an undisclosed number of animals. Fire crews contained the blaze, and investigations into the cause are ongoing.

The National Weather Service forecasts a wintry mix for Pittsburgh, advising caution due to possible light ice glazing, especially on the I-80 corridor and higher elevations.

A gas leak in Baden caused several homes to be evacuated. Emergency measures were taken, and Columbia Gas controlled the situation with repairs expected by Monday afternoon.

The National Weather Service predicts a dry, near-normal temperature day for Pittsburgh today, but rain and cooler temperatures are expected later in the week.

Deondrae Huff was arrested for allegedly shooting at his ex-girlfriend's car in Hopewell Township and later captured in McKeesport after evading a court appearance.

A woman and her dog died after being hit by a vehicle in McCandless, with no charges filed as the investigation continues. Safety concerns at the intersection are raised by residents.

The forecast in Pittsburgh predicts cold temperatures, cloud cover, and potential snow, with the chill expected to persist through the weekend and into the following week, posing challenges for both ground and air travel.

A man was shot dead early Saturday in Duquesne. The incident, under investigation, took place at South 5th and Viola Way. The victim's identity is undisclosed. Authorities seek public assistance.

The National Weather Service Pittsburgh PA forecasts a cold but dry Sunday, possible light snow on Monday night, and a warming trend post-Christmas with mixed aviation conditions.

Pittsburgh Police responded to a stabbing incident where a man was wounded. He was taken to a local hospital in stable condition; the investigation is ongoing.

The Monroeville Mall was locked down after a 911 call about a confrontation sparked active shooter rumors; no shooting occurred, and the lockdown was lifted.

A Christmas Eve fire in Everson Borough destroyed a home and killed four dogs, with two cats missing. A state investigation is ongoing while the community offers support.

A woman was shot multiple times in Wilkinsburg and taken to the hospital with stable conditions. Authorities are investigating and seeking information from the public.

Pittsburgh is forecasted to experience rain and above-normal temperatures into early next week, with a weather shift bringing colder temperatures and potential snow by midweek.

A man was killed in a SWAT standoff in Pittsburgh's Allentown area following an attempted warrant execution by police. The shootout is under investigation by Allegheny County Police.

Logan Rapsinski was charged with attempted homicide after allegedly shooting his brother on Christmas Eve in Butler Township. The victim is stable; Rapsinski also faces assault charges.

Allegheny County will close offices and courts on New Year's Day and New Year's Eve, but will reopen on January 2. Parks will have adjusted holiday hours.

The National Weather Service in Pittsburgh forecasts a wintry mix with rain, possible thunderstorms, and snow, with below-normal temperatures through early next week.

Neil Yetsko from Plum Borough, PA, was arrested for trying to blow up his house by rigging a gas explosion, but called in a gas leak to prevent it later.

Joseph Fee III is accused of stealing $200-$300 from a donation box at St. Paul's Church in Butler, with charges including burglary and theft. He was identified using church surveillance and is in custody awaiting a preliminary hearing.

UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital welcomed its first baby of 2025, Genesis, at 12:10 a.m. on New Year's Day, as the city of Pittsburgh celebrated the new year.

A man is charged with robbing a Burger King in Monroeville, using a gun and a stun device on employees, and leading police on a chase before being caught.

Pittsburgh prepares for significant snow affecting commutes, with the National Weather Service advising caution and remaining vigilant for more snow into next week.