An SUV accident occurred in Pittsburgh's Mount Oliver, with the driver taken to the hospital; details on the cause and the driver's condition remain unclear.

One person was injured in a stabbing on Liberty Avenue near Smithfield Street in Downtown Pittsburgh, with the police responding before 5 a.m. Condition and incident details remain unknown.

Pittsburgh forecasts show scattered showers and thunderstorms due to a disturbance, with warming temperatures and more potential storms as a cold front approaches. The weekend may bring excessive heat.

Pennsylvania introduced a new license plate design featuring the Liberty Bell, available for a nominal fee, not mandatory, with options for personalization, aiming to commemorate the upcoming 250th anniversary of America.

Oliver's Donuts is closing its Market House location in Lawrenceville, with no specific reason given, and is seeking to pass the space on to a new hospitality entrepreneur.

Pittsburgh is implementing traffic calming measures in Homewood on Murtland Street and Hamilton Avenue, focusing on pedestrian safety and reducing vehicle speeds.

A motorcyclist, Nathan Scott Boyd, died in a crash on I-79 in Washington County. The accident occurred around 8:15 p.m. near Exit 40 and authorities are investigating.

The Pittsburgh area is under a Flood Watch due to heavy rainfall and a moderate risk of flash flooding, with additional concerns for isolated damaging winds.

A card skimmer was found at a GetGo store's ATM in Hempfield Township, Pennsylvania, potentially compromising customer data. State police are investigating and urging public vigilance.

Allegheny County Jail and Animal Friends launch the TAILS program, where selected inmates train a dog, Ethel, to improve adoption chances and aid rehabilitation.

Pittsburgh's Department of Finance partners with VRIDIAN to launch VIVA, a digital map for public interaction with the Treasurer's Sale property auction.

A homicide probe in Washington County is ongoing after a reported home invasion and shooting on Eleanor Street, with two victims hospitalized and no arrests made.

The National Weather Service Pittsburgh PA has issued a Flood Watch due to heavy rain and flash flood potential, with advisories for continued rainfall and storms through Thursday.