The Fayette County coroner identified 57-year-old Michael Burnsworth of Ohiopyle as the rider killed in a single-vehicle crash on Nelson Road on Saturday.

A Strip District staple, The Original Pittsburgh Winery will shutter on Aug. 15, ending a 14-year run as a tasting room and intimate music venue.

A child was found alone in a parked car in Pittsburgh; police detained the child's mother for questioning while investigators review the scene. Details remain limited.

A Cambria Township officer, Walter Maul Jr., was charged after state troopers say he removed his body camera, visited an Ebensburg apartment and handcuffed a woman.

Brentwood Borough School District says weather and staffing delays have pushed the new elementary’s completion into late October; students will start Sept. 8 at Elroy and Moore.

A fatal crash on I-279 northbound forced closures between Exit 7 and Exit 8 and left one person dead. Emergency crews and state police are on scene.

A $1.5M Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program award will fund infrastructure and equipment upgrades at the former INMETCO site in Ellwood City, moving the plant toward advanced metals and battery‑material recycling.

SWAT units surrounded an apartment on the 2700 block of Brownsville Road after reports of burglary and assault; sources say the suspect barricaded inside and was believed armed. No injuries were reported.

A new hotline is live after weeks of missed curbside trash collections left bins overflowing and neighbors raising sanitation concerns.

Allegheny County’s communications director is on leave after an Instagram video in which she told a radio host to "jump." She apologized and the county has opened an internal review.

A new mentorship program launched at the Kingsley Center aims to teach conflict‑resolution and leadership skills to teens and young adults. Organizers say the effort targets people ages 14–25.

State RACP awards send $6.75M to five local projects, from New Kensington site prep to hospital electrical upgrades and a Blairsville training center.

A group led by a former BNY Mellon treasury executive filed to start Sagehaven Bancorp NA in the Strip District, aiming to be Pittsburgh’s first new bank in nearly 20 years.