A deliberate fire at a Bedillion Honey Farm bee yard in Industry killed tens of thousands of bees and destroyed dozens of hives, the family says. The owners have filed a police report and are offering a $1,000 reward.

A Pittsburgh paramedic faces child‑endangerment charges in Columbiana County after investigators say he injected his teenage son — a pediatric cancer survivor — with anabolic steroids.

Indiana County leaders say out-of-state scammers tried to sell vacant parcels with forged paperwork; the Recorder's Office urges owners to enroll in a free Property Alert.

New Castle police identified a 68-year-old driver in the Wilmington Road pedestrian death. State police reconstruction teams are assisting as the investigation continues.

A Penn Hills search warrant turned up more than 100 fentanyl bricks, a stolen AR‑15 and other drugs; two people are in custody and charges are pending.

Two women face charges after a Shih Tzu was found lifeless in a Rostraver Township apartment; prosecutors say a necropsy showed malnutrition and hypothermia.

A Butler man will plead guilty to vehicular homicide and a misdemeanor drug charge in a July crash that killed his neighbor; sentencing is set for March 26.

Allegheny County detectives charged three men in the Dec. 5 Universal Road shooting that killed Vanderlee Stevenson; investigators say interviews and surveillance led to the arrests.

A Canton man pleaded guilty after police say they found a kilogram of cocaine in Cranberry Township; he was sentenced to two–six years and ordered to pay roughly $6,000.

A woman was taken into custody after allegedly stabbing a man who answered her knock on Arlington Avenue. The victim was treated for shoulder and wrist wounds and is listed stable.

A Rimersburg man was sentenced to 4 years, 6 months to 12 years after pleading guilty in a May 2024 Brady Township home invasion that left an 82‑year‑old woman bound and robbed.

A Pittsburgh woman was arrested after allegedly trying to force her way into an ex‑boyfriend’s Cranberry apartment and leaving a voicemail that she was "coming to kill him."

A Harrison Township man will serve three to six months after pleading guilty in the DUI crash that killed 11-year-old Roxanne Bonnoni.