An alleged gunman died after an exchange with police in Westmoreland County during a traffic stop, with contradictory reports on whether officers were shot at. The situation is contained and under investigation.

A fatal early morning car crash on State Route 481 in Carroll Township resulted in one death and a fire, with the driver colliding with a concrete barrier.

Pittsburgh faces a summer of heatwaves, thunderstorms, and showers, with a marginal risk of severe storms and localized heavy rains predicted by the National Weather Service.

A woman died in Renzie Park, McKeesport, after a tree branch fell on her during her daughter's softball camp. Her husband was injured. The community is mourning and fundraising to support the family.

A man died and another was injured after a two-vehicle collision in East McKeesport; one driver was identified as Brian Jackson. Police are investigating the incident.

The National Weather Service Pittsburgh PA forecasts thunderstorms and potential flash floods in the Pittsburgh area with a marginal risk for severe storms and high humidity levels.

Pittsburgh teen Joseph Varnie, 16, is wanted by Monroeville police for attempted homicide. He allegedly shot at a woman's car after a group blocked her path. Authorities are seeking public assistance in locating him.

SWAT peacefully resolves a standoff in Tarentum with the arrest of Matthew Jones after he fired a gun and barricaded himself.

A man with a graze wound on his head sought treatment in Pittsburgh; linked to a reported fight and shooting on Rhine Street. Another man, injured, refused hospital care. No arrests yet; investigation ongoing.

A fire significantly damaged a home in Westmoreland County, with no injuries reported, but a pet cat went missing, and ammunition discharged in the attic during the incident.

A multi-vehicle crash on Route 51 in Jefferson Hills leads to road closure and two hospitalizations, with ongoing investigations and traffic disruptions.

Pittsburgh to experience thunderstorms due to a stalling cold front, with potential flash flooding, high temperatures, and occasional gusty winds, persisting through the weekend.

Pittsburgh has named a street after Gus and Yiayia’s Cart to honor the local food stand's long-standing presence and community impact, especially after the death of longtime owner Gus Kalaris.