A suspicious item near a PA Turnpike ramp prompted a significant police response and road closures in Westmoreland County. The item is being tested; details are forthcoming.

A man accused of vandalizing a McDonald police cruiser and facing multiple charges, including felony drug offenses and domestic violence, was arrested in Iowa due to interagency cooperation.

The National Weather Service predicts a warm, humid weekend for Pittsburgh, with high temperatures potentially reaching the 90s, and generally dry conditions except for possible isolated showers.

Pittsburgh International Airport plans to showcase its new landside terminal at an open house before its official opening, offering a preview of the facility and its modern features.

Five Undercliff Volunteer Fire Company members were suspended and are under investigation for allegedly responding to a call while under the influence.

Jeffrey Glowatski was charged with DUI after hitting and killing 11-year-old Roxanne Bonnoni; he had a high BAC level. The charges do not blame him for her death, causing unrest in the community.

A tractor-trailer partially overturned in downtown Pittsburgh early morning, causing significant traffic disruptions with no reported injuries. Cleanup is ongoing.

The NWS updated Pittsburgh's forecast indicating early fog, isolated showers, and storms today, followed by dry weather until Sunday when a cold front may bring rain and thunder. Temperatures could rise over the weekend.

A 73-year-old man on an e-bike was hospitalized after colliding with a Jeep in Arnold; he was alert when taken to AHN Forbes Hospital. The accident is under investigation.

Rascal Flatts will bring their "Life Is A Highway" tour to Pittsburgh's PPG Paints Arena on February 27, 2026, celebrating over two decades in country music.

A family and their dog escaped unharmed from an early morning house fire in Upper St. Clair, with the dog alerting them to the danger. Firefighters faced challenges due to a nonfunctional hydrant.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers and thunderstorms in Pittsburgh, with a cold front moving through. Conditions include heavy downpours, low flood risk, and comfortable temperatures.

Cranberry Township officials request residents to voluntarily reduce water usage due to heat and low rainfall.