Aer Lingus will start direct flights from Pittsburgh to Dublin in May 2026, enhancing business and cultural ties, also facilitating sporting events travel.

Six people, including two juveniles, were hospitalized after a multi-vehicle crash on Parkway North in Pittsburgh, which closed inbound lanes near Veterans Bridge.

A bear sighting in Crescent Township, Allegheny County, prompted police to advise residents to stay vigilant and avoid approaching the animal for their and their pets' safety.

Washington County couple charged with living with a decomposed body for six months to fraudulently collect Social Security.

Pittsburgh expects wintry weather with snow, cold, and gusty winds, particularly north of I-80 and in the southwest ridge areas, with below-average temperatures into early next week.

Police in West Mifflin investigate an assault at Taco Bell, seeking assistance to identify individuals, and later confirming identification with public help.

The AMC Waterfront 22 theater in West Homestead has completed a major interior renovation, with updated lobbies, restrooms, new seating with heating, and a MacGuffins bar for guests over 21.

Homicide charges filed against Steffon Ballard for shooting his brother, a bouncer, at a Westmoreland Elks Lodge.

A man is critical after a suspected burglary shooting at his home in Wilkinsburg. The Allegheny County Police's homicide unit is investigating the Tuesday night incident.

Pittsburgh is preparing for a wintry weekend with snow, wind, and fluctuating temperatures. Advisories are in place, with potential for heavy snow affecting commutes. High winds and lake-effect snow are expected, with temperatures well below average.

Pittsburgh Public Schools faces a financial challenge with a $6.5 million deficit, not planning to raise taxes beyond the proposed 4%, while the community calls for innovative revenue solutions.

Pittsburgh Councilwoman Barb Warwick proposes a 30% property tax increase to address a $30 million budget shortfall, triggering mixed reactions among officials and residents.

A fire in Peters Township required a multi-agency response; no injuries reported. It was controlled within 30 minutes, but cold weather posed extra difficulties. Cause is under investigation.