An 18-vehicle crash on I-79 in Butler County led to one death, a highway closure, and a 45 mph speed limit due to winter conditions. The investigation is ongoing.

Uniontown is mourning the shooting death of Lemaur Thompson Jr., with police searching for suspect Braedon Dickinson.

Pittsburgh police evacuated a person from a house fire on Knox Avenue; firefighters controlled the blaze, and no injuries were reported. The cause is under investigation.

An Amazon delivery truck got struck by a train and hit a house in Westmoreland County; no injuries were reported. The truck driver, following GPS, got stuck on tracks. Officials are discussing preventive measures due to similar GPS-related incidents.

Pittsburgh woman, Angel Thomas, is sought by Verona Police for allegedly misusing funds of a care-dependent person; she's also wanted for other offenses.

A man faces charges including ethnic intimidation after using racial slurs at a Westmoreland County Walmart. The victim received an apology letter from the accused.

A naked man, Darnell Howell, armed with knives, went on a rampage at Check Eye Group in Belle Vernon, causing damage and leading to his arrest on multiple charges.

Two people were hospitalized after a head-on collision on the Fort Duquesne Bridge in Pittsburgh; lanes on I-279 were closed for cleanup. The cause is unknown.

A historic Washington County farm's barn was destroyed by fire, resulting in animal fatalities and the loss of a landmark registered on the National Registry of Historic Places.

A woman was critically injured after being hit by a PRT bus in Oakland, Pittsburgh. Emergency services responded, and the intersection was closed for investigation. Witnesses described the scene and the woman was taken to the hospital.

A multi-vehicle crash on northbound Route 28 near the 31st Street Bridge in Pittsburgh caused delays and blockage, with traffic impacts on both north and southbound lanes.

A firefighter was hospitalized after being hit by sparks during a garage fire near Baden-Economy border, where an explosion from acetylene tanks occurred. No other injuries were reported.

The Allegheny County Jail is investigating after inmate Mark Schwartz, 55, died. He was found unresponsive and pronounced dead despite medical efforts.