Joel E. Munoz-Bayas, 19, was arrested after a car theft led to a police chase and crash; two juveniles were also detained. The vehicle was stolen from Nancy Heath's driveway.

A woman was arrested for a hit-and-run in Pittsburgh's Arlington Heights, where a pedestrian suffered injuries including a potential broken foot. The suspect is in custody, with details pending from ongoing investigations.

Two teenagers were seriously injured in a car crash in Butler County; their vehicle hit trees and rolled down an embankment. They were airlifted to a hospital; details remain under investigation.

A mother and her toddler died in a collision with a tractor-trailer on I-70 near Claysville, PA. Their vehicle lost control, went airborne, and was struck, impacting traffic and a home.

An altercation in Pittsburgh's South Side Flats led to a minor injury for an officer and an arrest after police were called to a disruptive crowd at a restaurant.

Linwood Eley II from Greensburg is charged with assault and other crimes after attacking a man and a juvenile during a dispute over a loose, aggressive dog.

Two teenagers have been charged as adults for a North Braddock shooting. No injuries were reported, and four firearms were seized at the arrest scene.

A man, Thomas Peer, died after his car, a Ford Flex, rear-ended a dump truck in Murrysville, Westmoreland County. The crash happened on Route 22 near Mellon Road.

Joseph Long was arrested for reportedly setting a mobile home on fire in Independence Township, resulting in destruction and minor injuries to the occupants.

A car parked at Vereb Funeral Home was damaged overnight in a possible retaliatory act related to the owner's legal troubles over a pet remains scheme.

Pittsburgh police responded to a reported armed robbery in Perry South involving a teen girl suspect. She was arrested and faces charges; thirteen others were detained but released.

An investigation is underway into a man's death after being taken into custody by Pittsburgh Police, following an erratic behavior and traffic incident.

Castle Shannon man indicted for narcotics trafficking and firearms law violations; maximum sentence could be life imprisonment plus $10.5 million fine.