Shots were fired into an occupied apartment in Fayette County; no injuries were reported, and state police are investigating. They request public assistance with information.

A man was hospitalized after being pinned by industrial equipment in Pittsburgh's Strip District; he regained consciousness before hospital transport.

Julian Johnson faces charges after a high-speed chase in a stolen vehicle, endangering others and injuring an officer, and following arrest, drugs were found on him.

Jamar Saunders faces charges after a teenager was grazed by a bullet following a school bus dismissal in Duquesne. Over 20 shots were fired, and firearms were found in Saunders' home.

Pittsburgh to see a brief break from rain Tuesday morning, followed by light showers and above-average warmth through the week, with low rain totals expected.

A mobile home in Fayette County was destroyed by fire, leaving it uninhabitable and damaging nearby vehicles, but all occupants escaped without injury.

Two 18-year-olds were arrested in Shaler Township for stealing from unlocked vehicles, with the incident highlighting the need for vehicle security and vigilance among residents.

Corey O'Connor is inaugurated as Pittsburgh's 62nd mayor, succeeding his late father, Bob O'Connor, with plans to review city operations and prioritize public safety.

A Pittsburgh Police officer crashed into a pole while searching for a suspect and was hospitalized in stable condition. No active pursuit was in progress at the time of the accident.

Dry weather in Pittsburgh continues until Monday night with a warming trend; light snow showers possible north of the city. Rain expected Tuesday to Wednesday, with above-normal temperatures; cooler weather and possible snow by the weekend.

A house fire in West Mifflin injured several and damaged property, with first responders battling intense flames and smoke. The cause is under investigation.

Downed wires cause a significant power outage, affecting 4,000 in Upper St. Clair and Bethel Park, Allegheny County, leading to road closures and facility shutdowns.

Pittsburgh expects light snow flurries today with minimal accumulation and slightly higher temperatures than yesterday, followed by a chance of light snow in the evening. The coming week may see temperatures rise with potential rain later on.