Pittsburgh anticipates a typical seasonal day with near-normal temperatures, with a warm-up expected over the weekend and increased chances of precipitation due to an incoming low-pressure system.

Detectives in Pittsburgh investigate a video showing animal cruelty where mice were taped to fireworks and set on fire, leading to their deaths. An adult male was arrested on unrelated charges during the ongoing investigation.

Jaraye McLaughlin was arrested for a double shooting in Pittsburgh's Cultural District; both victims are stable. He was tracked via surveillance and is facing multiple charges.

Five Undercliff Volunteer Firefighters were disciplined following a report they responded to a call while intoxicated; three suspended, one resigned, one reinstated.

One woman died and a man was injured in a fire at Riverview Manor senior apartments in Pittsburgh. Firefighters contained the blaze to the fifth floor; the cause is under investigation.

A dump truck overturned near the West End Bridge in Pittsburgh, closing Route 51 outbound and causing significant traffic delays. The driver was uninjured.

A weak cold front in Pittsburgh will bring scattered showers and thunderstorms, with temperatures returning to near normal before rising again later in the week.

Washington cancels Rally on Main after a reported motorcycle club attack at a local bar raises safety concerns.

Andrew Voigt was sentenced to 16 months to 4.5 years in prison for his role in a high-speed race that resulted in a fatal school van crash, killing a Serra Catholic student.

A significant crash caused the emergency closure of the eastbound lanes of the Pennsylvania Turnpike between Pittsburgh and New Stanton, prompting detours.

Pittsburgh expects dry weather during the day but possible showers at night, with a high pressure system currently in effect and a weak cold front approaching that may bring light, scattered precipitation.

Matthew McKnight, a Fayette County EMS official, was charged with DUI and other offenses after a hit-and-run accident that critically injured 76-year-old James Blackburn.

First human case of West Nile virus in 2025 confirmed in Allegheny County; resident recuperating at home with symptoms. Health officials increase surveillance efforts.