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

A tragic crash in Butler County claimed a woman's life and injured two drivers. The collision occurred on Route 38, leading to a head-on crash and serious injuries.

A McKeesport man pleaded guilty to illegal firearm possession including stolen weapons and a short-barreled shotgun, despite his criminal past barring gun ownership.

A school van driver died, and a teen was injured in a collision with a tractor-trailer in Salem Township, Westmoreland County. No students were in the van at the time of the incident.

The National Weather Service predicts light snow and gusty winds in Pittsburgh, with a winter weather advisory for higher terrain areas and 2-4 inches of snow possible. Travel conditions may be affected, but a warming trend is forecasted for midweek.

Acting Police Chief Chris Ragland retires after 30 years, transitioning to the private sector. Assistant Chief Martin Devine takes over as Mayor Ed Gainey focuses on finding a permanent replacement.

Pittsburgh is experiencing mixed precipitation, including rain, thunderstorms, and snow, with the NWS issuing advisories for severe weather and snow accumulations in certain areas.

Three men were charged in a drive-by shooting in Mount Pleasant Township, where multiple shots damaged a home. No injuries were reported, and a fourth suspect is identified.

Allegheny County Health Department has updated its online Infectious Disease Dashboard to provide real-time community health data, including a surge in whooping cough and chronic hepatitis C cases in 2024.

Pittsburgh police investigate a late-night shooting in Homewood North after ShotSpotter detected 31 rounds. One man was shot; homes and cars were hit. Evidence is being collected.

Pittsburgh's weather will be dry under high pressure until Tuesday, but a strong system is expected to bring rain, wind, and possible severe thunderstorms midweek, with a snow transition Wednesday night.

Pittsburgh Public Schools administration supports the majority of a feasibility study's school consolidation plan affecting twelve schools, aiming for equity and sustainability despite some resistance.

A Pittsburgh man, 71, died in a tree-cutting accident in Washington County. An investigation and autopsy are ongoing to determine the cause and circumstances.