Firefighters tackled a 1-alarm fire in Pittsburgh, where three residents escaped with a neighbor's help; one injured. The cause is under investigation.

Snow showers and cold persist in Pittsburgh with potential snow Friday night and low temperatures forecasted to continue into next week. A Cold Weather Advisory is issued for Eastern Tucker County.

A Butler County resident won over $1 million playing MONOPOLY Progressive Jackpots, an online Pennsylvania Lottery game with shared multi-state jackpots.

An SUV crashed into an Adultmart in Ross Township on a snowy morning, with the driver hospitalized in stable condition. The police cited excessive speed given the conditions. No one else was injured, as the store was empty at the time.

A 74-year-old man was hospitalized after being struck by a salt truck in a medical center's parking lot in Hempfield Township. Details are limited, and state police plan to provide more information.

The Monongahela Incline in Pittsburgh was temporarily closed due to a door issue, with repairs underway and shuttle vans provided for disrupted commuters.

The National Weather Service in Pittsburgh issued warnings for snow, reduced visibility, and potential travel delays due to inclement weather, with conditions expected to improve by Friday.

Ason Brown was arrested at Acrisure Stadium for threatening his co-workers with a knife and resisting arrest. He faces charges including terroristic threats and assault.

Allegheny County investigates after a man was found dead with a gunshot wound in Wilkinsburg. The man was discovered on the sidewalk, leading to a homicide probe.

A teenager was hospitalized in grave condition after a late-night shooting in East Liberty. Police took one male into custody for questioning and are actively investigating the incident.

Rahma Grocery in Carnegie was closed after health inspectors found critical violations, including a severe roach infestation.

Joshua Poole was arrested in Stowe Township on multiple bench warrants related to drug and weapon charges after being found hiding in a residential building.

The Allegheny County DA's office has decided not to seek the death penalty in the trial of Calvin Crew for the murder of Uber driver Christina Spicuzza.