A man is critically injured after being shot in the head in Pittsburgh's Lincoln-Lemington neighborhood. Police are investigating, with no suspects named.

Pittsburgh's National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Heat Warning for the area, as heat index values could exceed 100F, with potential record highs and severe weather risks.

Allegheny County initiates a Code Red Heat Advisory due to an impending heat wave, focusing on protecting vulnerable groups by opening cooling centers and extending senior center hours.

Dorian Jeri-Greene faces trial for Jennah Seibert's murder, with evidence presented in a preliminary hearing that includes home break-in, jewelry theft, and disabling security cameras.

Downtown Pittsburgh businesses prepare for the NFL Draft amidst construction challenges, with some owners optimistic and others facing financial struggles and reduced foot traffic.

A 2-year-old girl, Kehlani Russell, drowned in a pool in East Pittsburgh. Authorities believe it was an accident and are investigating the incident. Community vigilance is emphasized in response to the tragedy.

Pittsburgh anticipates a dangerous heat wave with near record-high temperatures early next week, urging precautions and offering resources for residents.

Pittsburgh's Roberto Clemente Bridge will close on June 23, 2025, for a film shoot, with the Rachel Carson Bridge unavailable as well due to an inspection. The Andy Warhol Bridge is an alternative route.

Ohio man, Christopher Harris Jr., charged with attempted homicide after stabbing a 65-year-old in Pittsburgh; victim critically wounded with multiple stab wounds.

An arrow filled with cocaine was fired at a jail in a smuggling attempt but hit the wall instead, leading to charges against four individuals involved in the failed plot.

An 18-year-old, Deglin St. Clair, died after a Wilkinsburg shooting. The incident's location is uncertain, and police seek community assistance with the investigation.

Pittsburgh braces for severe thunderstorms followed by a potential record-breaking heatwave, with the National Weather Service predicting storms today and oppressive heat starting Sunday.

Hempfield Township plans to open a new park with recreational amenities as part of a municipal complex by September. The $15M project includes a splash pad and is part of a larger vision with more phases to come.