A fire in a Swissvale apartment complex, reportedly started by a fallen candle, resulted in two hospitalizations and the displacement of several residents. The Red Cross is providing assistance.

A man is in custody for an unprovoked stabbing in Aliquippa, with witnesses and video evidence aiding the investigation, while a female accomplice may face charges.

Pittsburgh is expected to enjoy a warm, sunny week due to high pressure, with temperatures above average, according to the National Weather Service Pittsburgh PA.

A man was shot during a robbery attempt in his Pittsburgh apartment; police are investigating and have one suspect in custody while searching for another.

A man died from a gunshot wound in Pittsburgh's Homewood neighborhood. Police found him injured on Neuman Way. No suspects have been identified, and the investigation is ongoing.

Warm, dry weather expected in Pittsburgh, with temperatures above seasonal average; National Weather Service predicts stable conditions with minimal chance of rain.

The Pittsburgh Steelers plan to open the 1933 Club at Acrisure Stadium by 2026, offering a premium experience with restaurant food, bars, and lounges without reducing stadium seats.

Pittsburgh upgrades Schenley Park Disc Golf Course with new baskets and signage, following a collaborative project funded by various local departments and organizations.

Mayor Ed Gainey declared a Disaster Emergency to aid victims of a significant fire at Jefferson Apartments in Pittsburgh's Squirrel Hill. The declaration allows swift city response to help displaced residents.

Lukas Kislak pled guilty but mentally ill to third-degree murder, shooting Alexander Yerkey under the Bloomfield Bridge. He faces 15-40 years in prison.

A man arrived at a Pittsburgh hospital with a gunshot to his ankle from an incident in the Hill District and was uncooperative with police; no arrests made.

Pittsburgh expects a warm, dry weekend with high pressure and no significant weather changes, including likely clear skies and temperatures above average.

A Pittsburgh woman was sentenced to five years probation for antisemitic vandalism, avoiding jail by consideration of mental health, and must pay over $10,000 in restitution.