Alice Cooper and Judas Priest are teaming up for a co-headlining North American tour, including a concert on October 1, 2025, at The Pavilion at Star Lake. Tickets go on sale soon, with Corrosion of Conformity opening.

The Hempfield Area School District is considering new school start times for efficiency and to get students home earlier, with mixed parent reactions.

Pittsburgh's weather will vary from sunny to potential thunderstorms over the week, with temperatures ranging from highs in the 40s to near 80 degrees, and varying chances of precipitation.

I-81 in Cumberland County was shut down due to a tractor-trailer fire, causing severe traffic delays. No injuries reported; crews worked to reopen lanes.

Two women were injured in a Pittsburgh shooting; one grazed on the shoulder and one shot in the foot. Police have not identified suspects; the investigation continues.

A 3-year-old boy, Wyatt Barker, was fatally struck by a riding lawn mower in Elizabeth Township. The incident is under investigation by the Allegheny County Police and Homicide Unit.

Pittsburgh Police are looking for two people who parachuted from PPG Place and fled, facing potential trespass charges.

The Pittsburgh Jewish community is shaken by an arson attack on Governor Shapiro's home during Passover, with local Jewish organizations worrying about its implications and antisemitic trends.

Pittsburgh's Deer Management Program harvested 335 deer, providing over 36,000 meals to local food banks and maintaining ecological balance without safety incidents.

Authorities release images of a person of interest in the investigation of Jennah Seibert's death in Rostraver, following her shooting on her 25th birthday.

Pirates' owner Bob Nutting apologized for mishandling the removal of "Bucco Bricks" at PNC Park, acknowledging the situation was disrespectful and promising better standards in the future.

A truck crashed into the Vanderbilt Post Office in Fayette County during a police chase, causing severe damage. The driver fled on foot; no injuries reported.

Pittsburgh Police found 12-year-old Jeremiah Beywas safe after he was reported missing in the Hill District. Details of his recovery were not disclosed.