Pittsburgh Police investigate a fatal stabbing on Lyric Street in Homewood West; no arrests have been made yet.

The body of missing Armstrong County man David Kimberly was found; suspect Cody Weiland is in custody, charged with first-degree murder and other crimes.

A pedestrian, Thomas Tate, was fatally struck by a vehicle on William Penn Highway in Monroeville. Allegheny County Police are investigating the incident.

Westmoreland County officials confirmed the death of 71-year-old Thomas Zeller in a Scottdale house fire; a woman escaped and the blaze is under investigation.

Pittsburgh Police are investigating a shooting in Perry South where a man was wounded in the buttock and a suspect was taken into custody for questioning.

A house fire in Wilkins Township caused extensive damage and no injuries, with the cause under investigation by the Allegheny County Fire Marshal's office.

A vehicle struck a pedestrian in Squirrel Hill; the woman was hospitalized in critical condition. The incident happened on Forbes Avenue, and the driver was cooperative. No charges were reported.

Pittsburgh Police warn of a scammer impersonating a lieutenant to swindle money by falsely claiming recipients have an active warrant and must pay to clear it. They remind the public they never handle warrants or request money over the phone.

A cement truck tipped over in Pittsburgh's Hazelwood after a crash, injuring one person. The incident disrupted early traffic and required a crane for recovery.

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.