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.

A fire severely damaged Cal's Cantina in McKeesport early Sunday, with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation, and the establishment's future is uncertain.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers and thunderstorms for Pittsburgh with a flood watch due to heavy rainfall and potential flash flooding. Weather patterns may continue to disrupt the week ahead.

A man died kayaking in Ohiopyle State Park after being trapped in a rapid on the Youghiogheny River; the coroner confirmed it as an accidental drowning.

A flood watch is issued for the I-80 corridor until 4 PM. Pittsburgh could experience flash flooding, thunderstorms, and high rain rates. Weather risks extend into the coming days with potential for severe conditions.

Pennsylvania State Police seek a man linked to thefts at businesses and a church in St. Clair Township, including stealing cash, tools, and a gold chalice.

Two men charged with a ransom kidnapping in Pittsburgh. They took a resident, demanded $150,000, and received $22,000. Arrests followed a SWAT standoff; both suspects denied bail. The victim was released unharmed.

Two women died in a collision with a train while their SUV crossed railroad tracks in Rockwood, Somerset County, despite functioning traffic control devices.

Allegheny County names appointees to a Juvenile Detention Advisory Board, promoting reform in juvenile detention oversight, following legal settlement.

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.