Pittsburgh teen Joseph Varnie, 16, is wanted by Monroeville police for attempted homicide. He allegedly shot at a woman's car after a group blocked her path. Authorities are seeking public assistance in locating him.

SWAT peacefully resolves a standoff in Tarentum with the arrest of Matthew Jones after he fired a gun and barricaded himself.

A man with a graze wound on his head sought treatment in Pittsburgh; linked to a reported fight and shooting on Rhine Street. Another man, injured, refused hospital care. No arrests yet; investigation ongoing.

A fire significantly damaged a home in Westmoreland County, with no injuries reported, but a pet cat went missing, and ammunition discharged in the attic during the incident.

A multi-vehicle crash on Route 51 in Jefferson Hills leads to road closure and two hospitalizations, with ongoing investigations and traffic disruptions.

A vehicle crashed into First National Bank in New Kensington, injuring two, with police and firefighters responding immediately. The cause remains under investigation.

An explosion in Salem Township from a device under a lawn tractor prompted an investigation involving the ATF and FBI, with residents on edge despite police assuring it was an isolated incident.

A body identified as Philip Scholl was found in Pittsburgh's Monongahela River; cause of death remains unknown.

A man was shot in Homestead and the suspect, Joseph Poole, was charged with aggravated assault and other offenses. The victim is in stable condition, and the investigation continues.

A 17-year-old named Khalil Valcin faces homicide charges for the death of 19-year-old Dorrel Ferguson in Wilkinsburg, surrendering to authorities after evidence from witnesses and surveillance footage.

A 60-year-old man died in an ATV crash in Armstrong County; authorities are investigating the incident, and no autopsy will be performed. He is survived by his family and remembered for his outdoor passions.

Toby Atwood, 21, a Thiel College student and athlete, died after collapsing during an Erie half-marathon. Her college and sorority mourn her loss, highlighting her leadership and impact on campus life.

A Monessen, PA emergency was declared due to a 10-foot wide, 15-foot deep sinkhole from mine subsidence; 100 tons of material were needed for the repair.