Chartiers Valley School District switched to remote learning due to a "concerning note," canceling all activities and transport, with police investigation ongoing.

A fatal crash on Route 119 in Salem Township, Westmoreland County, has led to road closure and significant traffic disruptions. State police are investigating, and details are forthcoming.

An explosion in Clairton, Pennsylvania, damaged an apartment building, displacing four people, with no injuries reported. Authorities and service crews responded to manage the situation.

Police arrested a suspect after a man was shot in Pittsburgh's Strip District; the victim is critical but stable, and no further public risk is reported.

A former Westmoreland County official is charged with theft for adjusting work hours to pay employees for more time than worked, resulting in nearly $10,000 of misallocated funds.

Pennsylvania State Police and other agencies conducted drug search warrants in Butler City, issuing a shelter-in-place order which led to the arrest of 14 individuals. The specifics of the charges are still pending.

A 27-year-old woman was struck and killed by a vehicle on the Pennsylvania Turnpike in Donegal Township. The incident occurred near mile marker 90.8, and the victim was hit by a tractor-trailer. Authorities continue to investigate.

Battalion Chief John Walsh died from a medical emergency while responding to a house fire in Pittsburgh's East Hills neighborhood. He had served 37 years in the fire service.

Former Pittsburgh resident sentenced to 34 years for fentanyl trafficking and money laundering, ending his lavish lifestyle funded by drug profits.

Three men were arrested in a New Castle police raid for drugs, weapons, and cash; the operation stemmed from a parole violation search and led to a broader drug-trafficking probe.

Mark Kriss from Pennsylvania was sentenced to over six years in prison for receiving sexually exploitative material of a minor.

Two Pittsburgh residents were indicted for conspiring to vandalize a Jewish synagogue, facing up to two years in prison.

Pittsburgh Police arrested Ronrie Lloyd for the November 2023 shooting of 18-year-old Jamair Coachman, who died in April 2024. Lloyd faces a charge of Criminal Homicide.