The National Weather Service has predicted a week of cool weather and showers for Pittsburgh, with temperatures below average and potential fog near rivers.

Two women were hospitalized, one in critical condition, after a stabbing in Pittsburgh's Perry South. Witnesses were uncooperative with the police investigation.

A school bus carrying Aliquippa Junior High football players crashed, injuring several and sending 21 to hospitals; an investigation is ongoing and community support has been mobilized.

Pittsburgh expects isolated showers and thunderstorms with a cold front moving in, leading to cooler temperatures and potential travel impacts from fog and rain.

Valley High School football player Josh Dunlap was airlifted with a neck injury during a game, with the school's athletic director praising the emergency response.

A man died in a motorcycle crash in Clairton after hitting a telephone pole. The accident occurred on State Street around 9:50 p.m. Police are investigating, urging witnesses to offer information.

Pittsburgh's forecast includes a wet weekend with a low pressure system and a cold front, with scattered showers and storms expected, but low flood risk. Cooler temperatures are predicted for next week.

Scott Township police are seeking four suspects after an armed carjacking near Greentree Shopping Center, with the stolen Jaguar later found in Pittsburgh.

A pedestrian was fatally struck by a truck in Coraopolis, sparking concerns about traffic safety and prompting the mayor to review pedestrian safety measures.

A woman was shot in Pittsburgh's Bedford Dwellings; police have detained two for questioning and are investigating with the aid of surveillance footage.

Pittsburgh's weather is described as average and dry due to a high-pressure system, with warmer temperatures expected before a weekend frontal system potentially brings precipitation and cooler weather.

Police in Pittsburgh are probing animal cruelty after social media showed mice taped to fireworks and killed, with evidence discovered on-site. A person of interest is in custody.

A judge affirmed the death penalty for Pittsburgh man Paul Kendrick for the murder of correctional officer Sgt. Mark Baserman, although executions are currently suspended in Pennsylvania.