A person was found fatally struck on eastbound I-70 in North Franklin Township early Sunday; state police are investigating and seeking tips.

A 38-year-old inmate was pronounced dead Saturday at the Allegheny County Jail. County police and jail officials have opened probes while the medical examiner prepares its review.

District officials say 'tens of thousands' are missing from the Fort Allen Elementary PTO account. The PTO will review records at an April 1 meeting as officials consider next steps.

A cellphone video shows an adult hit a 9‑year‑old on a Woodland Hills school bus; police charged an East Pittsburgh woman with aggravated assault. The child was evaluated and is shaken.

An Allegheny County 911 dispatcher was suspended and charged after police say she made a false domestic call that drew multiple officers to her Upper Hill apartment.

Aaron Charles Martin has been charged after his sister Charlee was found shot inside a Greenfield apartment. He has been arraigned and a March 27 hearing is set.

An early-morning crash on William Penn Highway in Wilkins Township left one person dead and shut the road for hours.

Two Chartiers Township parents were charged after their 4‑month‑old tested positive for fentanyl and was revived with Narcan; a preliminary hearing is set for March 17.

A caregiver from Arnold has been charged after police say she took more than $17,000 from an elderly client and sold his late wife's jewelry. Investigators traced pawn‑shop sales and account withdrawals to the suspect.

Verona police have an arrest warrant for Walter Hinton after officers say he flashed a badge and claimed to be a Penn Hills officer during a River Town Shopping Center stop.

Butler residents say EBT cards were emptied after swiping at a downtown Dollar General, leaving seniors and families struggling for food while police investigate.

State police say the owner and a mechanic at a Warrendale inspection station forged inspection records for 161 vehicles, authorities allege. The case overlaps with a separate probe of a Cranberry Township repair shop.

Police say a 57-year-old Ellwood City man doused a woman with gasoline and threatened to burn her; he was arrested after the victim called 911. Authorities say terroristic-threats charges are pending.