Authorities search for Patrick Anderson, accused of assaulting a woman and stealing a child's Xbox in Aliquippa. He faces charges including strangulation and theft.

Two men are charged in car break-ins at White Oak Park, with one detained and the other at-large. Unauthorized credit card transactions exceeded $10,000.

A threat at Fort Cherry High School led to increased police presence, despite being deemed not credible after a security sweep. Regular activities continued while the investigation into the threat's source is ongoing.

Scammers posed as the Allegheny County Sheriff's Office, coaxing an $8,000 Bitcoin payment from a victim for a non-existent jury duty warrant. Authorities stress that such calls are fraudulent.

Michael Barnes was charged with attempted homicide and kidnapping after allegedly assaulting a woman, forcing her into a car, and crashing it into a pole in Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh Regional Transit faces a $100 million deficit, planning service cuts and fare increases amid stagnant state funding and concerns for the impact on residents.

Herschend is acquiring Palace Entertainment's U.S. parks, including Pittsburgh's Kennywood, amidst mixed local reactions and assurances of a smooth transition.

A 23-year-old woman died and a man was hospitalized after a car hit a utility pole in Fayette County. The accident, possibly linked to speeding, resulted in the car's engine being ejected.

The article discusses the fluctuating weather patterns in Pittsburgh for the week, with a forecast including clear skies, potential rain, and possible rain-snow mix.

Joshua Riibe, seen with the last missing Pitt student, is assisting with the investigation in the Dominican Republic; his passport was seized, and he's under police escort.

Gunshots were reported in Pittsburgh's South Side Entertainment District, where police responded to a shooting that injured an adult male. A suspect is detained for questioning as the investigation continues.

Pittsburgh to experience severe weather with possible damaging winds and thunderstorms, briefly shifting to snow Monday, before warming up Tuesday. Rain may return mid-week with a cooler weekend ahead.

Dry and warm weather with rising temperatures is expected in Pittsburgh through Friday, with severe weather possible on Saturday, including wind, flooding, and thunderstorms.