Organizers mapped a multivenue Juneteenth across Point State Park, Market Square and Mellon Park from June 18–21, pairing old‑school programming with a youth‑focused stage. The plan includes a downtown vendor zone and a youth fest at Mellon Park.

A stolen Apple AirTag helped Pittsburgh police locate a suspect in a sexual‑assault and burglary probe in Oakland. The case highlights how consumer trackers can both help investigations and be misused.

A Market Square fight on May 22 left a man slashed and hospitalized; police say brass knuckles were used and another person was arrested at the scene.

A woman was critically injured after being struck on Broadway Boulevard in Pitcairn on Thursday night. Authorities say the driver fled and are asking witnesses to call the county tip line.

A worker on scaffolding in Brookline was shocked by high‑tension wires and rescued by EMS; he was taken to hospital with second‑degree burns.

Aliquippa's school board approved mandatory drug and alcohol testing for students in grades 7–12 who take part in extracurriculars. The policy sets up a year‑round testing pool and layered sanctions.

A Beaver County pipe fabricator plans a $15M move to Aliquippa that will create about 130 jobs and expand the borough’s manufacturing capacity.

A man faces terroristic threats after witnesses say he pulled a gun during a confrontation in the East Liberty Home Depot parking lot.

A $1 million "Win Win Win" scratch-off was sold at Uni Express in Evans City; the retailer will receive a $5,000 bonus as the Lottery processes the claim.

Armada opened a 90,000-square-foot Wexford headquarters with training space, treadmill desks and 26 conference rooms. More than 300 staff will shift to a three-day hybrid schedule.

Eos and Cerberus launched Frontier Power USA, a Cerberus‑backed company aiming to build, own and operate long‑duration storage — anchored by a $100M commitment and a 2 GWh reservation. The plan pairs Pittsburgh manufacturing with insurer backing to help projects secure bankable financing.

A charter amendment on Tuesday's ballot would let Pittsburgh publish select legal notices online or in other 'successor' outlets if print papers disappear. Supporters call it a narrow fix; critics warn it could scatter notices.

Four people were shot early Sunday in Homestead; Allegheny County police say all four are in stable condition and detectives are asking the public to call 1-833-ALL-TIPS.