Daniel Felo II was arrested in Connellsville for the fatal shooting of Eric Mason in Beaver Falls, with witnesses offering critical information towards the investigation.

A fire destroyed Giuseppe's Tuscany Grill in Beaver County, fortunately with no injuries, as firefighters responded and authorities investigate the cause.

Raymond Byrdsong Jr. was arrested on rape charges in Penn Hills after a month-long evasion, following an assault on December 12. He was found hiding under a bed and taken into custody without incident.

The ex-president of Derry Aqua Club is charged with embezzling $25,000, using the funds for personal expenses including gambling. She's in custody, with a hearing scheduled.

Deon Dutrieuille pled guilty to illegal firearm possession as a felon in federal court after being caught with a stolen weapon during a theft investigation.

Pittsburgh Police responded to a report of a 3-4-year-old child found wandering alone in cold weather and have started an investigation into the incident.

A school bus full of children was involved in a multi-vehicle crash in Plum Borough; two students were assessed at a hospital, while others were safely returned home. The cause of the incident is under investigation.

Three dead and two hospitalized in Butler after a suspected carbon monoxide leak. Officials continue to investigate, though no leaks were found in the area.

Authorities seek Brett Ours for an unprovoked assault at a VFW in Aliquippa, PA, resulting in significant injuries to the victim. Charges include attempted homicide and aggravated assault.

A crash on Bigelow Blvd in Pittsburgh resulted in a road closure and one person ejected from a vehicle, now in stable condition. Cleanup ensued, with one side reopening soon after.

A garbage truck crashed into the Armco Federal Credit Union in Butler, causing structural damage and injuring the driver. No other injuries were reported, and the bank has closed indefinitely for repairs.

Two people died in an RV fire in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, with one firefighter injured during the incident. Challenging weather conditions complicated the firefighting efforts.

A Pittsburgh couple received sentences for actions during a protest that injured officers; the husband was imprisoned for five years and the wife given probation.