A 10-year-old was fatally stabbed in Westmoreland County, with a person of interest held by state police. Details are still emerging as the investigation continues.

A building in Pittsburgh's Uptown neighborhood collapsed, with no casualties reported. The structures were condemned prior to the incident, sparking discussions on their neglected state and building assessments.

Two individuals perished in a Fayette County house fire early Sunday, with Lori Cossell, 53, and David Brooks Sr., 72, confirmed deceased by the coroner.

A fire damaged a hangar and planes at Rostraver Airport, with no injuries; firefighters quickly contained the blaze, possibly started by an electrical issue.

Donald Blanchard, accused of impersonating a state officer, was arrested after a standoff with law enforcement in North Fayette following threats he made while barricaded in his home.

A gunshot at Joe's Crab Shack in Pittsburgh led to a window being damaged, but no injuries were reported. Police found a bullet fragment and are investigating the incident.

A man from Florida is charged with assaulting federal officers in a Pittsburgh courthouse. If convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

TSA at Pittsburgh International Airport intercepted two guns at checkpoints, causing delays and resulting in at least one charge for carrying a gun without a license.

A missing 4-month-old baby from Erie was safely found by Pittsburgh police; her father, Justin J. Jefferson, is facing multiple charges including endangering her welfare.

A fugitive was arrested in Carnegie after a SWAT intervention following an initial medical assistance call on Knox Ave. The nonviolent surrender may be linked to a car theft.

A Westmoreland County man is accused of torturing his girlfriend's Shih Tzu, resulting in serious injuries to the dog. The man faces animal cruelty charges.

Two teenagers were shot and injured in West Mifflin; one is in stable condition and the other critical. The Allegheny County police are investigating with no suspects yet identified.

Pittsburgh officials denounce anti-Semitic vandalism in Squirrel Hill, emphasizing community safety and tolerance, and committing police resources to address the issue.