The FBI has determined that a Steam post linked to the would-be assassin at a Trump rally in Pennsylvania is fake, complicating the investigation into his motives.

The trial of Kevin McSwiggen, accused of killing an off-duty officer in a road rage incident, continues with evidence and testimonies about the event.

Pittsburgh first responders extricated a woman from an overturned car on Banksville Road early in the morning; she was then hospitalized in stable condition.

A man was shot in the leg in Frazer Township; he is stable. Police seek information about the incident, with a tip line available. The area was closed off for investigation.

Two new suspects, Michael Anthony and Jonathan Robinson, were arrested in relation to the Arlington Heights murder, facing the same charges as previously arrested Jason Ingram.

Armon Thompkins was arrested after evading capture for nearly a year. His girlfriend, Alaizah Howard, is charged with hindering his arrest. They were found with suspected drugs and a gun.

A visually impaired man was robbed at the Steel Plaza T station in Pittsburgh by a suspect who offered to help him. The suspect, Philip Montgomery, is now facing charges.

The Allegheny County DA's Office is dealing with a cyberattack that disrupted its communications, requiring usage of alternative methods to maintain operations.

An 18-year-old faces charges, including attempted homicide, after a teen was critically stabbed in Penn Hills; police are investigating and seeking witnesses.

A man was wounded in a Pittsburgh road rage shooting on Smithfield Street; police are investigating and searching for a silver Dodge Charger involved in the incident.

The Pennsylvania PUC found no link between public utility gas equipment and the deadly house explosion in Plum Borough. The Safety Division worked with multiple agencies to ensure community safety and expressed solidarity with the affected residents.

Corey Comperatore, a former fire chief, died protecting his family from a shooter at a Trump rally in Pennsylvania. Despite injuries to others, the shooter was stopped, and Comperatore is hailed as a hero.

Pittsburgh Police have increased their downtown presence, resulting in numerous arrests and citations to enhance safety and address concerns about public order in the area.