Stephen Joseph Budai was taken into custody after firing at police in McDonald Borough during a standoff that began with a welfare check. No injuries were reported, despite shots hitting vehicles.

An explosion at The Time Brewpub in Ellwood City caused significant damage but no reported injuries; a gas leak is suspected, and investigations are ongoing.

A fire significantly damaged Greene County's oldest Catholic church, leading to the cancellation of masses and an ongoing investigation. The church will undergo restoration, with community support evident.

Pittsburgh philanthropists Daniel and Carole Kamin have endowed $11.5 million to the Heinz History Center, granting free admission for children up to 17 years old.

A father and son were found dead from gunshot wounds in their Pleasant Hills home on Labor Day following a SWAT operation; the incident is under investigation.

A car crashed into a Dollar Tree in Shaler Township, injuring a clerk and causing significant damage; the driver passed a sobriety test and no one was hospitalized.

A 21-year-old woman died in an ATV crash in Armstrong County, PA. Samantha Hetrick was a passenger when the incident occurred. Police are investigating.

Pittsburgh's Labor Day forecast promises clear skies, comfortable temperatures, and low humidity, with a potential for valley fog in the mornings and light winds.

A lawsuit has been filed by Jonathan Morris against a bus driver and ABC Transit following a crash involving Aliquippa Jr. High's football team, with the suit seeking over $150,000 in damages.

Kennywood Park canceled its 21+ nights following two weekends of fights, citing a zero-tolerance policy for violence, with no immediate plans for similar future events.

The article provides the weather forecast for Pittsburgh with clear conditions through Tuesday and the potential for midweek rain and wind gusts up to 40 mph due to a cold front.

The Savannah Bananas brought their unique Banana Ball game to PNC Park, performing tricks and entertaining fans, with a local player emotionally returning to Pittsburgh.

The National Weather Service predicts a cool and dry Saturday, warmer Sunday, and a dry Labor Day for Pittsburgh, with potential rain mid-week and no severe hazards expected.