Police say the New Castle woman picked glass from her skin for three days after a Sciota Street assault.

Stay Puft and a New York-shipped Ecto-1 roll into downtown Canonsburg this weekend, with a scavenger hunt and a 1984 movie screening.

Vandalism struck Forbes and Fifth avenues near the Cathedral of Learning as Pitt police issued a campus-wide alert.

Michael Chess, 44, was found unbelted after his SUV vanished into a Sandy Creek Township ditch overnight.

The attack started on Tabor Street before the victim fled to Esplen's only storefront, a Sunoco station, for help.

Frank Cope Jr. allegedly drove into oncoming Route 19 traffic before crashing into a state trooper's cruiser. A judge denied him bond.

Katharine Viviano allegedly left her Pleasant Valley classroom to buy vodka, then was found semiconscious in a bathroom.

Pittsburgh’s cloudy start gives way to an 82-degree afternoon Tuesday, but storms and strong winds are already lining up for later this week.

Washington police shared a photo of a person of interest and set up an anonymous tip line for the fraud probe.

One person was believed to have suffered a broken nose as a Route 12 McKnight bus struck a pole base near Ross Park Mall.

The Oakland cafe swaps out Saxbys with cookie butter lattes and local bakery goods for Pitt students.

Pittsburgh gets a sunny, warm Friday before rain arrives late Saturday and thunderstorms become possible Sunday.

Lynn Hall says she was defending herself after trading punches at Renesmay Eutsey's park dedication. She now faces a harassment citation.