Walmart confirmed the acquisition of Monroeville Mall, signaling interest in its future redevelopment, alongside Cypress Equities considering mixed-use possibilities for the site.

Pittsburgh police responded to a shooting in Garfield where a male victim was shot in the foot and was uncooperative with officers; he's in stable condition. The investigation is ongoing.

A Washington County, Pennsylvania resident won $175,354.63 playing the PA Lottery's "Premier Jackpot" online game, highlighting the convenience and potential of online lottery participation.

Pittsburgh will experience widespread rain and unseasonably high temperatures, with potential light snow showers later and drier conditions on Saturday. Flooding is possible due to snowmelt and rain.

A Belle Vernon man received a 40 to 80-year sentence for third-degree murder and other charges stemming from a 2022 New Year's Eve road rage incident.

Amy Robinson charged in fatal crash for running a red light, resulting in motorcyclist James Christopher's death.

Pittsburgh's Planning Commission approves Mayor Gainey's citywide inclusionary zoning plan, mandating 10% affordable units in new large developments, despite some opposition.

Pittsburgh's weather forecast includes a dry and sunny day, then increased winds and snow showers overnight into Tuesday, particularly in higher elevations. Wind advisories are issued, with possible travel disruptions due to wind and snow.

A person in Allegheny County won $1.4 million in the Pennsylvania Lottery's online "Merry & Bright" game. The PA Lottery offers a range of online games via its website and app.

Pittsburgh weather forecast warns of thickening clouds and a chance for snow accumulations of one to two inches, especially north of I-70. Snow showers may continue into the evening with additional dustings expected.

The Allegheny County Health Department received a $930,000 grant to fund climate resilience projects focusing on environmental justice in 15 communities.

One person died in a Rankin house fire; the blaze started on the top floor and severely damaged the roof. The Allegheny County Medical Examiner will provide more information.

Amy Shipley's death in Cook Township has been ruled a homicide, with Roger Angelo, who was involved with her and owned the property where she was found, charged but then deceased by suicide. The investigation continues.