A TSA agent at Pittsburgh International Airport is accused of stealing from a traveler during security checks, now facing misdemeanor charges and administrative leave.

Jeffrey McKenzie's body was found in Long Run Creek, McKeesport. Emergency crews had to rappel down a steep hillside for recovery. His death is under investigation.

Pittsburgh expects a rainy weekend with a cold front bringing showers and possible thunderstorms, along with a "Marginal Risk" for damaging wind gusts and local flooding.

The U.S. Department of Labor has announced the suspension of Job Corps operations, including the Pittsburgh center, due to financial concerns and unmet objectives; this decision will affect students and staff.

Dan Muse has been named the new head coach of the Pittsburgh Penguins, bringing his expertise in player development and special teams to the NHL team.

Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey's wife and bodyguard were involved in a crash; both sustained minor injuries. The collision's cause is under investigation.

A male shooting victim ran into a Pittsburgh convenience store seeking help; police are investigating the incident. He was shot elsewhere and is in stable condition.

Pittsburgh's Bishop David Zubik retires and is succeeded by Auxiliary Bishop Mark A. Eckman, with a transition celebrated at a special Mass at Saint Paul Cathedral.

A woman was fatally shot inside an SUV in Pittsburgh's Crafton Heights; police, alerted by ShotSpotter, found her with multiple gunshot wounds. No suspect or motive has been revealed.

Pittsburgh is under a high pressure system, causing dry, warm conditions with temps in the mid to upper 80s. The National Weather Service predicts showers and potential severe thunderstorms with a slow-moving cold front starting Thursday.

A tree pruner was rescued by emergency services after being found inverted 30 feet high in a tree in Pittsburgh's Bloomfield neighborhood. He was safely extricated and remained alert throughout.

A Sunoco in Crabtree, PA, sold a $1 million scratch-off lottery ticket, and the store will receive a $5,000 bonus. This win is part of a pattern of recent large lottery prizes in the region.

The Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh received an $11.5 million donation from philanthropists Daniel and Carole Kamin, funding initiatives like free admission for kids and facility expansion.