Authorities search for Patrick Anderson, accused of assaulting a woman and stealing a child's Xbox in Aliquippa. He faces charges including strangulation and theft.

One person was injured and hospitalized following a fire at the Regency House Apartments in Millvale; firefighters responded Saturday evening and contained the basement level blaze.

Dry weather in Pittsburgh is expected to give way to showers later today and into the evening, with moderate temperatures and sporadic rain to persist over several days.

A juvenile driver was critically injured in a downtown Pittsburgh crash, hitting three parked cars. A gun was found in the vehicle; the incident is under investigation.

A man died in Fayette County after his speeding vehicle hit a guide rail, a bridge wall, and a utility pole, causing it to burst into flames when a transformer fell on it.

The National Weather Service forecasts increased precipitation and possible snow for Pittsburgh, with minor accumulation expected. A cool down is predicted overnight into Sunday, with more rain Sunday into Monday.

Two men are charged in car break-ins at White Oak Park, with one detained and the other at-large. Unauthorized credit card transactions exceeded $10,000.

A threat at Fort Cherry High School led to increased police presence, despite being deemed not credible after a security sweep. Regular activities continued while the investigation into the threat's source is ongoing.

A large tree fell onto Flaugherty Run Road in Moon Township, shutting the road and causing a power outage for nearly 800 residents. Power was restored within hours, but road repairs continued.

A 23-year-old woman was shot in the wrist outside a Monessen private club and is hospitalized; her injuries are non-life-threatening. No arrests yet; an investigation is underway.

A man is critical after falling from a balcony with a low railing in Pittsburgh's Oakland neighborhood. The fall is under investigation but appears accidental.

Bethel Park officials responded to a website hack that displayed inappropriate images, quickly removing the content and issuing apologies while emphasizing their commitment to cybersecurity.

A Westmoreland County 911 dispatcher's home caught fire while he was on duty; his wife was hospitalized for smoke inhalation after trying to save their pets.