Four Ohio men were arrested in Pennsylvania, linked to mail thefts, some involving postal worker armed robberies. They face charges of receiving stolen property and conspiracy.

High-pressure system brings dry, pleasant weather to Pittsburgh, with clear skies and average temperatures expected until Thursday. Rain chances return Friday, with potential for localized flash flooding over the weekend.

Pittsburgh protestors, including the mayor, rally against ICE raids, standing in solidarity with California detainees amidst immigration enforcement tensions.

SWAT teams respond to a crisis in Pittsburgh's Beechview where a man, believed to be armed, has barricaded himself inside a vehicle on Rutherford Avenue. Residents are advised to avoid the area.

Amazon invests $20 billion in Pennsylvania data centers, including one next to a nuclear plant, raising regulatory concerns. Governor Shapiro touts economic benefits; critics question long-term job prospects.

Shawn Martin pled guilty to murdering his newborn son and awaits sentencing, with the prosecution waiving the mandatory minimum sentence for third-degree murder of a victim under 13.

Bishop Emeritus Lawrence E. Brandt of the Diocese of Greensburg passed away at 86 following a serious cardiac event and surgery. His leadership saw diocesan financial improvements and he was pivotal in initiating key pastoral initiatives.

Two men were rescued after their car crashed into Pine Creek in Etna. They exited through the sunroof and received minor injuries. The cause is under investigation.

Pittsburgh authorities seek help to find Kiemoni Thompson, a missing 12-year-old boy with special needs, last seen Sunday, known to frequent Carrick and Larimer neighborhoods.

A PRT bus caught fire in Ross Township after a live wire fell on it; no injuries were reported as the bus was empty and firefighters extinguished the blaze.

Jeremy Hartman was arrested for setting off a firework in a casino restroom after trying to steal alcohol, leading to minor injuries for one employee.

The National Weather Service in Pittsburgh predicts severe storms, potential flooding, and a fast-moving front, advising residents to prepare for unstable weather.

Richard Graham, wanted on multiple warrants, was unexpectedly arrested by SWAT in Crafton after a different suspect fled and was subdued by police, leading to Graham's additional charges of escape and resisting arrest.