The "Six Figure Boys," a criminal group in Pittsburgh, face charges for retail theft and firearms trafficking after a thorough investigation by law enforcement and the Attorney General's Organized Crime Section.

A former Pittsburgh building inspector, Walter Eiseman, was sentenced to 18 months probation and home confinement for accepting bribes from a developer. He must forfeit $1,375 and pay a $1,500 fine for his actions.

Michael Dominick pleaded guilty to mail fraud involving the theft of over $1 million from the Ambridge Water Authority and faces sentencing in February 2025.

Pittsburgh Police are searching for a missing teen, Sincere Mack, last seen on October 7 in Homewood. He is 5'11", with brown eyes and black hair. The public is urged to contact the Special Victims Unit with any information.

Ralph Talerico of Ross Township was indicted on charges related to the sexual exploitation of minors, facing a possible 15 to 30 years in prison if convicted.

Mark Laughner, 38, of Pittsburgh, has been indicted for allegedly robbing a Reserve Township bank of $1,370 on May 16, 2024, facing up to 20 years in prison.

A Jeannette police officer has been charged with 18 counts of tampering with records after an investigation found discrepancies in traffic stop reports.

Pittsburgh firefighters contained an apartment fire on Tripoli Street, with one woman injured due to burns. The fire was likely caused by careless smoking.

A man in Verona has been charged with harassment for distributing flyers with inflammatory messages targeting Trump supporters. His identity was revealed after using a store loyalty card to buy chicken linked to the incident.

Pittsburgh Police are investigating an early morning shooting in Central Lawrenceville where a man was found critically injured from a gunshot to the head.

High school football player Carter Mason collapsed due to a seizure during a game and was airlifted to the hospital; his condition is not yet disclosed.

A man was critically injured in a Baldwin shooting Friday evening; he is now in critical condition, and Allegheny County police are investigating, asking for public tips.

The Lawrenceville Safety Suite in Bloomfield and Lawrenceville introduces safety upgrades at key intersections to reduce traffic fatalities, with Mayor Ed Gainey's support for a safer city. Construction starts October 7th.