A three-vehicle collision on Route 66 in Westmoreland County prompted road closures and led to one person being airlifted to the hospital; the cause is under investigation.

Pittsburgh's ShotSpotter system speeds up police response times but doesn't lower crime, as per city reports. Despite faster responses than 911 calls, critics debate its cost and potential racial bias. The city must decide on renewing its contract.

A man was arrested after a standoff with SWAT in Pittsburgh due to a domestic dispute where a firearm was discharged. No injuries reported; investigation ongoing.

Five-year-old Malik Patterson, missing in McKeesport, was found dead in a river after a search that began when he disappeared from the Harrison Village area.

Police found the intentionally concealed car of missing man Ruben Carranza in Westmoreland County, prompting an urgent search and appeal for information.

An explosion at U.S. Steel Clairton Coke Works in Pennsylvania resulted in at least one death and multiple injuries, with search efforts ongoing for possible victims.

A man died in Pittsburgh's Lincoln-Lemington-Belmar area after being shot and hit by a car. The incident occurred late Sunday night, and police are investigating. No suspects are in custody.

A collision in Pittsburgh's Oakland involved an ambulance and a car, leading to the driver's extrication and hospitalization; the patient aboard the ambulance remained stable. The crash cause is under investigation.

A severe fire in Washington County, Pennsylvania, caused the destruction of multiple homes, displacing families and prompting community support through relief efforts and a GoFundMe page.

Pittsburgh police arrested five men for stealing copper from a vacant Veterans Affairs property. Officers found over 2,000 pounds of copper during a patrol.

Fugitive Donald T. Sciulli was arrested in Herminie after an 8-hour manhunt following his escape when law enforcement tried to serve an arrest warrant at an ice cream shop.

Allegheny County corrections officer Brian Davis was fired after a video surfaced showing him with a bat labeled with a racial slur, leading to an investigation into his past conduct.

Pittsburgh Police are seeking Bryant Garrett, 62, for an April attack on a woman with a machete and pole, leading to charges including attempted homicide and aggravated assault.