Two women were hospitalized after a shooting and a separate assault at McKeesport’s Harrison Village on Monday; detectives say everyone involved has been identified.

Cellphone video shows two men who appeared to be federal agents detain the manager of Central Diner & Grille in Robinson Township. The owner says agents were searching after a parking‑lot car chase; the diner plans to reopen tomorrow.

Upper Dauphin agriculture teacher Taryn Morgan was shot dead at her Jefferson Township home; her husband was hospitalized after a self‑inflicted wound and the community has rallied to help the family.

A Roseville man faces homicide and related charges after troopers found an unidentified man's body under a blanket along Route 441 in Londonderry Township.

Two people were killed in a Butler County house fire on May 26; investigators are processing the scene and the cause is under review.

Emergency crews pulled multiple people from the Youghiogheny River off Ramcat Road on Sunday; at least one was airlifted and the Great Allegheny Passage was briefly closed.

A standoff unfolded in Donora on Saturday after a man reportedly barricaded himself inside a home, drawing a SWAT response and ongoing police activity.

A roughly 4-foot section cut from one of Penn Brewery’s original copper kettles was recovered from a scrapyard and will be turned into a memorial for former brewer Andy Rich.

Pittsburgh police arrested 29‑year‑old Charles Willis after a reported May 21 burglary and sexual assault in Oakland. Detectives say he "allegedly confessed" and faces multiple felony counts.

A stolen Apple AirTag helped Pittsburgh police locate a suspect in a sexual‑assault and burglary probe in Oakland. The case highlights how consumer trackers can both help investigations and be misused.

A pedestrian died early Saturday after being struck on Pike Street in Chartiers Township; officials say the driver remained at the scene and the crash is under investigation.

A Market Square fight on May 22 left a man slashed and hospitalized; police say brass knuckles were used and another person was arrested at the scene.

Jurors heard a recorded police interview while prosecutors tied a pawned revolver to the killing of Karli Short, who was 17 weeks pregnant.