An investigation is underway into a man's death after being taken into custody by Pittsburgh Police, following an erratic behavior and traffic incident.

Attorney General Dave Sunday sues Black Cherry Design for allegedly not completing renovation contracts or providing prepaid goods. The lawsuit seeks compensation for consumers and an injunction against the company.

Castle Shannon man indicted for narcotics trafficking and firearms law violations; maximum sentence could be life imprisonment plus $10.5 million fine.

A 34-year-old woman was shot in the foot and arrived at a Pittsburgh hospital for treatment; the shooting occurred on Elmer L. Williams Square in Larimer. Police are investigating, but no arrests have been made.

Pittsburgh police are investigating a drive-by shooting in Oakland where a woman shot at a man; no one was injured. The vehicle was later found, and the search for evidence continues.

Pittsburgh's weather forecast includes an initial period of sunshine with comfortable temperatures, followed by a gradual increase in chances of rain and thunderstorms as the week progresses.

Eight individuals were honored in Clearfield County for completing the Law Enforcement Treatment Initiative, a program offering treatment over prosecution for substance abuse.

Former Cambria County Bar Association executive Robin Hagins is charged with embezzling over $300,000 for personal use, including cosmetic surgery and vacations.

The PA Attorney General warns against scams after storms damaged southwestern Pennsylvania, urging residents to vet contractors and know their rights.

Former accountant Jonathan A. Weston from Canonsburg, PA, was sentenced to 27 months in prison and ordered to pay over $8 million for embezzlement, money laundering, and tax fraud.

Nathan Fike from Farmington faces federal charges for the sexual exploitation of a minor, as part of Operation Restore Justice, which netted 205 arrests and rescued 115 children.

Richard Snyder of East Pittsburgh pleaded guilty to charges of sexual exploitation of minors and faces at least 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. His sentencing is scheduled for September 10, 2025.

Pittsburgh announces its first-ever World Cup soccer tournament to celebrate cultural diversity, inviting residents to play or cheer in June and July.