The Westmoreland County DA ruled police use of deadly force justifiable in the fatal shooting of Lyle Cessna during a February raid, following his threatening gestures with a gun.

Pittsburgh's weather forecast predicts showers and cloudy skies with occasional sun, high temperatures in the low 50s, and persisting chances of rain throughout the week.

A man, Shawn Brown, faces charges after firing shots into a home in Pittsburgh's South Oakland and causing a SWAT response. The standoff ended when Brown was found not to be inside the property.

Authorities are renewing efforts to identify human remains found in 1986 on Weise Island in the Susquehanna River, believed to be those of an African American man.

Pittsburgh faces ongoing storms with severe weather alerts, flood watch, and a shift to colder temperatures and potential snow, per the National Weather Service.

Pittsburgh is expected to experience a week of rain and thunderstorms with high chances of precipitation each day, as reported by the National Weather Service.

The Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium is launching "Ice Age: Frozen in Time," a new exhibit with animated prehistoric animals, from April 14 to September 1, 2025.

Pittsburgh's DPW and Parking Authority will roll out automated enforcement for street sweeping, using smart cameras to ticket illegally parked cars and enhance compliance.

Inbound lanes of Parkway East reopened after a fatal multi-vehicle crash near Squirrel Hill Tunnel involving a Corvette and a stopped Civic, leading to one death and several injuries. Traffic was disrupted for hours.

A motorcycle crash on State Route 422 in Butler County resulted in the death of 43-year-old Ronald Litzinger after losing control of his bike. No other vehicles were involved.

Warm weather continues in Pittsburgh with rising chances of rain and thunderstorms. Record-breaking minimum temperatures have been observed. Uncertainty remains about the severity of potential storms today and early Monday.

Hopewell Area School District switched to remote learning due to a bus driver shortage, as Superintendent Jeff Beltz and his team tried to manage the situation. The district sought new drivers and aimed to resume in-person classes soon.

Brittnee Boot, a 31-year-old single mom, won $1 million from a scratch-off lottery ticket at a Fayette County sports bar, after initially planning to stop playing. She intends to invest the winnings and buy her family a new home.