The National Weather Service predicts a wintery mix for Pittsburgh, with rain and potential snow squalls, gusty winds, and colder temperatures transitioning rain into snow by mid-week.

Macy's is closing its Pittsburgh Mills store as part of a nationwide downsizing strategy, affecting approximately 17 remaining businesses in the mall. The clearance will last about 10 weeks, with support for affected employees.

A Penn Hills School District bus caught fire on Frey Road with no injuries, as the bus was empty of children at the time. The cause is under investigation.

A truck in Robinson Township ended up vertical against an apartment after a crash; one person was hospitalized with minor injuries. The apartment was vacant, avoiding further harm.

Pittsburgh's weekend weather forecast includes showers with potential thunder on Friday, and increasing winds with snow showers on Sunday, leading to possible travel issues.

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette is closing down on May 3 due to financial losses, ending nearly 200 years of publishing history amid labor disputes and challenges in journalism.

Three men were hospitalized after a shootout in Arnold, PA, with non-life-threatening injuries; the incident is under investigation and no ongoing threat is reported.

Man in custody after North Braddock standoff involving SWAT, following an evening incident over outstanding warrants.

A man was hospitalized after being shot in Pittsburgh's Greenfield neighborhood, with the incident linked to an earlier kidnapping in Plum Borough; two suspects are sought.

Pittsburgh's forecast: strong storms less likely Friday, wind advisory for Sunday, and possible snow showers into Monday.

Latrobe police are searching for Shawn Prince, a suspect involved in assault and harassment, who escaped during an arrest attempt. He is considered dangerous with a history of serious crimes, including kidnapping.

Allegheny County health officials criticize the federal overhaul of childhood vaccine guidelines, fearing it could undermine public trust and health equity.

Pittsburgh Walk of Fame is accepting nominations for its 2026 honorees connected to southwestern Pennsylvania.