Pittsburgh's weather forecast anticipates a week of fluctuating conditions, with sunny spells, thunderstorms, and potential fog. Residents should expect variable rainfall and carry umbrellas.

A Pennsylvania man is indicted for threatening to assault and murder former President Trump and other officials, with the DOJ revealing details of the arrest and potential penalties.

Pittsburgh is set for a wet week with consistent rain and thunderstorms, temperatures around 59-74 degrees, but conditions may improve with sunny skies by Friday.

A Fayette County couple faces charges for the severe neglect and cruelty to their pets, which resulted in the death of two dogs and the harm of two cats.

PennDOT is starting a wrong-way detection project on Route 28 to increase safety, with shoulder restrictions beginning May 5th. The $4.8 million upgrade, including sensors and cameras, expects completion by spring 2026.

Pittsburgh hosts its largest-ever marathon weekend with over 46,000 participants and significant economic and charitable impacts, despite recent severe storms.

Bill Deeley, former president of the Punxsutawney Groundhog Club and handler of Punxsutawney Phil, has passed away.

A doctor in York County is charged with rape and sexual extortion, accused of manipulating methadone patients into sexual acts for their treatment prescriptions.

A man from Luzerne County is charged with the sexual assault of a child, involving explicit Facebook messages to a minor and physical assaults linked to model train events.

Turkish citizen Izzet Kurt sentenced to 60 days and deportation for illegal reentry into the U.S. after a prior removal.

Pittsburgh's weather will be unstable, with varying chances of showers and thunderstorms throughout the week, highs in the 70s, and continued rain into the weekend.

Honduran Julian Rios-Andasol was sentenced to time served for illegal reentry after guilty plea, with removal from the U.S. pending, marking his fourth deportation.

Point State Park's fountain in Pittsburgh will not operate this summer due to a revitalization project. Upgrades include new lighting and infrastructure enhancements in preparation for major events in 2026.