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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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 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.