A suspect was detained after two Jewish students were attacked at the University of Pittsburgh; the incident is being investigated as a potential hate crime.

A 19-year-old was hospitalized in stable condition after being pinned beneath a vehicle in Munhall; police are investigating the early Saturday incident.

Pittsburgh emergency services responded to a shooting at the Carnegie Museum, where a museum worker was injured but in stable condition. The incident is under investigation.

Pittsburgh city offices and CitiParks facilities will close for Labor Day 2024, affecting refuse collection schedules and recreation facility operations.

Pittsburgh man Keyshawn H. Campbell was arrested after a police car chase in Murrysville, involving drugs and the seizure of a bulletproof vest and a firearm.

Detectives arrested Cecilia Littlejohn for probation violation related to a prior conviction of shooting someone with a pellet gun. She was found hiding in a closet.

Groundbreaking begins for Aliquippa Athletic and Academic Center near Heinz Field, with Kraft Heinz's $1.3 million support and construction starting in spring for a 2024 completion.

Nippon Steel plans to invest $1 billion in U.S. Steel's Mon Valley Works, prompting mixed reactions regarding foreign ownership and economic security. The investment aims to improve efficiency and job security in Pennsylvania.

Pittsburgh Police search for missing teen Randall Rodgers, who was last seen in Northview Heights and requires medication. Public assistance is requested.

Woodland Hills High School's volleyball players experienced intense exercise regimens that resulted in injuries, prompting an investigation and the coach's resignation.

A water main break in Green Tree disrupted service and caused a hole in the road, with Pennsylvania American Water advising residents on safety measures during repairs.

The National Weather Service predicts a hot and humid week for Pittsburgh with a risk of severe storms and potential travel disruptions due to reduced visibility and early morning fog.

Pittsburgh opens six cooling centers to help residents combat a severe heat wave, offering relief particularly for vulnerable citizens. The centers will operate from 8 AM to 7 PM on days of extreme heat.