William C. Strogish pled guilty to his 12th DUI after a crash injuring three bikers, with a BAC of 0.08%. A judge ordered custody, pending sentencing.

Kristopher Connelly was arrested in Bellevue after a standoff with a SWAT team, days after escaping from a hospital where he was treated following a prior police encounter.

Pittsburgh's weather to clear up post-rainy morning with dropping temperatures and breezy conditions, followed by improved weather into the next week.

A man stole an SUV and led police on a chase across Allegheny County, eventually crashing into a creek. He faces multiple charges, including vehicle theft and fleeing police.

Ten defendants pleaded guilty to charges in a drug trafficking and money laundering case linked to the Sinaloa Cartel and involving 35 people charged in January 2024. Sentencing is set for November 2025.

Mayor Ed Gainey is set to address the "Feed the Children – Resource Rally" and Third Annual Youth Thriving Summit in Pittsburgh on Friday, focusing on community needs and youth empowerment.

Pittsburgh's Allegheny Commons Park is now a Level I Arboretum, joining three others in the city and coinciding with the 20th year as a Tree City USA.

Police discovered the body of 51-year-old Brian Kenneth LeGault, suspected to be a homicide victim, in an abandoned hospital in New Castle, prompting an investigation.

Pittsburgh's Acrisure Stadium is hosting the Monster Energy AMA Supercross for the first time in 40 years, with local talent competing and around 50,000 fans expected.

A man in Pittsburgh faces charges for leaving three dogs in poor conditions, resulting in their near-death. Authorities rescued the dogs during an eviction.

Pittsburgh anticipates a week of weather changes, including thunderstorms and sunny days, with temperature fluctuations, according to the National Weather Service.

A Pennsylvania Lottery ticket sold in Allegheny County won a $2.24 million jackpot, which was reported by CBS News Pittsburgh. A Sunoco station will also get a $10,000 bonus.

The South Side Area School District board voted against furloughing four teachers after community protests and union opposition, prompted by a decline in student enrollment.