A stadium worker suffered critical injuries after falling 50 feet from a scoreboard at Acrisure Stadium. He was hospitalized in a critical state with severe lower limb injuries.

A man was shot after an argument in Pittsburgh's Point Breeze; nearby schools locked down as a precaution. He's in serious but stable condition. No arrests yet.

Pittsburgh Police are investigating an infant found dead in a car trunk. The mother, under treatment, will be questioned after authorities discovered the baby wrapped in a car on Federal Street. Cause of death is being determined.

Butler County man, Benjamin T. Staiger, faces 42 felony charges for creating and sharing AI-generated child sexual abuse material and other offenses like stalking and privacy invasion.

Three people escaped a house fire in Pittsburgh's Windgap neighborhood; the fire started on the porch. Timothy Hamilton was arrested on felony arson charges in connection with the incident.

Kijana Lowe was sentenced to 2-5 years for involuntary manslaughter after pleading guilty for punching a man, leading to a fatal blood clot, following surgery from a bar fight.

A fire engulfed a duplex in North Braddock, escalated to 2 alarms, with no injuries reported. The fire spread to an adjacent building and was contained by 5 p.m. Cause under investigation.

Bailey Loveday, facing burglary-related charges, was arrested after missing multiple court dates and resisting arrest. Now back in Allegheny County Jail, she faces additional charges.

A tractor-trailer fire on I-79 in Allegheny County led to the shutdown of inbound lanes, with two reopening by the afternoon. Traffic was heavily affected.

Firefighters in Butler County responded to a severe barn fire on Powell Road; the structure collapsed, and the status of any livestock is unclear. No human injuries reported, cause unknown.

The Nonhuman Rights Project sues the Pittsburgh Zoo for inadequate elephant living conditions, seeking sanctuary for the animals and halting transfers.

A fire destroyed an old farmhouse in Economy Township, with the family away but nine cats missing. Hindered by the location and vegetation, firefighters faced difficulties; the cause is under investigation.

Two people were killed by an IndiGO bus in Indiana Borough, PA. The victims are Ronald Lynn Mabon, 68, and Christina Marie Perez, 39. The circumstances of the crash, including traffic signals and the bus's movement, are under investigation.