A man was stabbed in the neck during an early morning dispute in Pittsburgh. Police provided aid and the victim is stable. One man was arrested and charges are expected.

Pittsburgh is expecting a snowy start to the week with potential travel hazards and extreme cold. Wind Advisories are in effect, with plunging temperatures and dangerous wind chills forecasted.

Two women were injured in Brighton Heights, Pittsburgh—one shot, the other stabbed—after an altercation that police are investigating for connections between the incidents.

A shooting in Ambridge, Beaver County, resulted in two fatalities early Sunday morning. Police are investigating the incident with no suspects or arrests reported yet.

The National Weather Service warns of snow, cold, and high winds in Pittsburgh, impacting travel with sub-freezing temperatures and slick conditions anticipated.

Man charged with arson and endangering others after shooting at homes and setting his own house on fire in Harmar Township, claiming he was targeting vampires. He was taken for mental health evaluation.

A woman was kidnapped, pistol-whipped, and escaped at a Wilkinsburg gas station; an arrest warrant has been issued for suspect Dontae Andre Ra Stevens.

Allegheny Valley Hospital in Harrison has expanded its inpatient rehab facilities with a $6.2 million investment, focusing on advanced stroke and surgery recovery, and integrating virtual reality into patient care.

A former Steelers employee, Chelsea Zahn, sued the team over alleged gender and sexual orientation discrimination, claiming unfair pay and a hostile work environment.

I-79 northbound in Marshall Township is closed and southbound faces restrictions due to a multi-vehicle crash with at least one person hospitalized. Drivers are advised to find alternate routes.

A firefighter was hospitalized for smoke inhalation after tackling an early morning fire at an unoccupied Pittsburgh apartment, with no other injuries reported.

A minivan crashed into UPMC Shadyside Hospital in Pittsburgh; one driver is being treated, with no reported injuries and no impact on hospital operations.

The National Weather Service predicts snow for Northwest PA with 3-6 inches expected. A Winter Weather Advisory is issued. Cold temperatures with -10 to -20F wind chills are forecasted for early next week.