Route 28 in Pittsburgh reopened before 9 a.m. following a police activity closure since 2 a.m. near the East Ohio Street interchange. Delays may persist.

A second suspect, Sarah Shipley, is charged in the death of 9-year-old foster child Renesmay Eutsey, found in a river in Fayette County. Her wife, already charged, led police to the body.

Pittsburgh will experience a cooldown with showers and possible thunder as a weak cold front approaches, with temperatures dropping below average into the 40s overnight. Clearing skies expected later, with dry but cool weather into next week.

Spring Garden Road in Reserve reopened after reconstruction, bus detours ended, and normal traffic resumed, enhancing local infrastructure and convenience.

John Cianci of Mercer County is charged with assaulting the bride and others at a Butler County wedding after being denied more drinks. He faces multiple assault and misconduct charges.

The DA's office will not file charges in the death of a Western Psychiatric Hospital worker, Aleia Lopez, who was killed by a rolling steel cylinder in Oakland.

Pittsburgh will see fog clearing but should expect showers and possible thunderstorms tonight into Saturday, leading to cooler temperatures. Conditions will improve slightly by Sunday with a dry spell anticipated next week.

Pennsylvania's U.S. Senators sent letters to five state universities calling for better protection for Jewish students following a rise in antisemitism on campuses.

Four Pittsburgh firefighters were hospitalized after their ladder hit a power line while fighting a fire. They are in stable condition; the cause of the fire is under investigation.

The body of 9-year-old Renesmay Eutsey was found in a river in Fayette County; her adoptive mother is charged with homicide. Initial search efforts were hampered by misinformation. Signs of abuse were evident on the child's body.

Pittsburgh forecast includes showers, thunderstorms, and gusty winds with possible severe storms due to a passing cold front, followed by cooler weekend weather.

Pittsburgh police investigate a stabbing in Homewood North where a male victim was critically injured during a robbery but is now stable. Authorities seek public assistance as they continue the investigation.

A 13-year-old was caught with a gun outside Duquesne Elementary School and transferred to a juvenile facility out of state due to local capacity issues.