A man was found dead with a gunshot wound inside a crashed vehicle in East McKeesport; authorities are investigating the incident and seeking information.

Pittsburgh expects a wet weekend with frequent showers and thunderstorms as a stalled front brings a marginal risk of excessive rain and potential flooding.

A daytime robbery by two juveniles in Shadyside, Pittsburgh, left an employee with a minor injury after a pepper spray attack and threat with a suspected firearm.

Kennywood's Steel Curtain roller coaster stopped due to sensitive safety sensors. It resumed after a 20-minute halt with no incidents reported. This follows a season-long closure for structural modifications.

Jacquayla Jackson faces multiple charges for trespassing and assaulting officers at Acrisure Stadium during Monster Jam. She reportedly pushed through a gate, ignored police, and attacked officers and medics before being sedated.

A man in Pittsburgh's Bon Air neighborhood is accused of attacking a postal worker and then a SWAT team was called when he barricaded himself in a residence. He later surrendered peacefully.

A bicyclist died after colliding with an SUV in McKeesport, with the woman reportedly riding erratically before the accident, remaining under investigation.

Pedestrian struck and killed by a vehicle on McKnight Road; police are investigating, and no intoxication was detected in the driver.

Authorities in Allegheny County are investigating after a potential human skull was found in a Pitcairn home, working with medical experts to verify its authenticity and identify the remains.

Pittsburgh experiences dry, warm weather under high pressure, but faces hazy skies and a Code ORANGE Air Quality Alert. Thunderstorms and potential flash floods are expected into the weekend, with continuing storm chances into the following week.

Pittsburgh City Council voted to increase paid sick days for employees, with larger businesses providing up to nine days and smaller businesses offering six. The move aims to enhance workforce well-being post-COVID-19.

Police raided a Westmoreland County home, finding drugs, guns, counterfeit cash, and an explosive device; a man was arrested.

Police in Westmoreland County seek help identifying a woman involved in a series of bank frauds, using counterfeit money orders to withdraw money from multiple First National Banks.