Letters from a jailhouse source have arrived in the Cherrie Mahan investigation; investigators and family are watching a Channel 11 report tonight. New details could reshape a decades‑old search.

A tiny retinal chip and smart glasses helped a Pittsburgh trial participant begin to see forms again. An international study published last year reported meaningful improvement for most wearers.

An 18-year-old from Detroit was arrested in North Huntingdon after authorities say he's tied to 97 alleged Walmart thefts across multiple states.

High winds gusting near 54 mph left more than 10,000 Duquesne Light customers and thousands more on FirstEnergy lines without power Friday afternoon.

Mondi Group is reportedly set to convert the former Post‑Gazette printing plant on Sweeney Drive into a paper‑bag and packaging facility.

Pittsburgh Police are searching for two missing 13-year-old boys, Kavon Reeves and Christopher Larkins, last seen in Larimer and near Sterrett School respectively. Both are considered endangered and the public is urged to provide any information.

Rep. Chris Deluzio from Pennsylvania announced his bid for reelection, emphasizing his commitment to the American dream and healthcare reform. He faces Republican criticism but has Democratic support.

Chef Jamilka Borges' Lilith in Shadyside earned a James Beard semifinalist nod and demoed dishes on CBS Pittsburgh, bringing national attention to the intimate bistro.

An employee was discovered with a gun at a Monessen elementary school; police and school officials secured the firearm, and no immediate threat was present. No charges filed; the incident is under investigation.

A sinkhole shut part of Elmwood Drive in Shaler Township Thursday; crews covered the hole and say storm sewer pipes will be inspected and likely replaced.

Ianni's in Delmont reopened for takeout this week after a September 2024 fire. The family‑run shop says limited hours will give way to full service soon.

Humane Animal Rescue’s Wildlife Center has paused new waterfowl intakes and put fox and raccoon admissions on hold after local avian influenza detections. Officials urge callers to use HARP’s wildlife helpline or contact the Pennsylvania Game Commission for waterfowl assistance.

Two children found alone in a Brookline home last week later tested positive for cocaine; Pittsburgh police charged their father with two counts of endangering the welfare of children. Officers say narcotics were seized during a search warrant at the residence.