A Fayette County couple faces charges for the severe neglect and cruelty to their pets, which resulted in the death of two dogs and the harm of two cats.

A doctor in York County is charged with rape and sexual extortion, accused of manipulating methadone patients into sexual acts for their treatment prescriptions.

A man from Luzerne County is charged with the sexual assault of a child, involving explicit Facebook messages to a minor and physical assaults linked to model train events.

Turkish citizen Izzet Kurt sentenced to 60 days and deportation for illegal reentry into the U.S. after a prior removal.

Honduran Julian Rios-Andasol was sentenced to time served for illegal reentry after guilty plea, with removal from the U.S. pending, marking his fourth deportation.

William Soliday pleads guilty to third-degree murder in a high-speed crash that killed Samantha Kalkbrenner; sentenced to 5 1/2 to 12 years in prison.

Governor Shapiro visited Fiori's Pizzeria in Pittsburgh, which was condemned after a storm. Efforts are underway to install a temporary roof and lift the condemnation.

A fan is in critical condition after falling from the stands at a Pittsburgh Pirates game. The incident caused a pause in play, and players showed concern. The man is hospitalized, and police are investigating.

Pittsburgh is dealing with the effects of a severe storm that caused three deaths and left over 250,000 without power, with full recovery expected to take up to a week.

Investigation starts in United School District, PA, after reports of staff misconduct at the high school. Details are scarce, no arrests made, and no current threat reported.

A Pittsburgh man died after being electrocuted by live wires during a storm. Despite attempts to alert 911, he was pronounced dead on scene. The city, including Mayor Gainey, responded to the severe weather aftermath.

A truck fell into a sinkhole caused by a water main break in South Park Township; no injuries reported but 50 customers lost water service, and Riggs Road was closed for repairs.

A fire damaged two mobile homes in a Murrysville senior living community, with no reported injuries. Causes are unknown, and the fire's rapid spread was witnessed by locals. Firefighters responded and managed to extinguish the blaze.