Pittsburgh man sentenced to 3 years in prison, $100K fine for bankruptcy and mail fraud involving a South Side property and a fraudulent insurance claim.

Pittsburgh experienced light snow Friday morning, causing potentially hazardous commutes, with a clearing and warming trend expected through Saturday but mixed precipitation on Sunday.

A Minnesota man wanted for attempted murder following a St. Paul train shooting was arrested without incident in Pittsburgh by the U.S. Marshals Service.

The Century III Mall in West Mifflin is being demolished, with plans for revitalization. A $1 million state investment aims to create jobs and transform the site into a mixed-used development.

A man was charged after breaking into a police officer's home and spitting on a state trooper in Bessemer Borough. He faces multiple charges, including aggravated assault.

A house fire in Ross Township prompted a response from multiple fire departments, causing no immediate injuries and leading officials to advise the public to avoid the area.

Allegheny County DA Stephen Zappala sues the county's retirement board over a pension crisis, with the fund being 42% funded and facing a $1.27 billion shortfall.

Mariah Carey canceled her Pittsburgh concert due to flu hours before the show, disappointing fans and promising automatic refunds for tickets. Some fans, unaware, showed up at the venue. The tour is expected to continue in Newark, New Jersey.

A massive 22-vehicle pileup in Pittsburgh, likely caused by icy roads, resulted in five people hospitalized with minor injuries.

The National Weather Service predicts cold and gusty weather in Pittsburgh, with a warming trend over the weekend and rain forecasted from Saturday night into next week.

Boyz II Men is scheduled to perform at Rivers Casino Event Center in Pittsburgh on February 16, promising a night filled with R&B classics for fans aged 21 and over.

Pittsburgh's oldest gay bar, Brewer's Bar, is closing after 45 years. The owners thanked patrons and announced plans for a final New Year's celebration. The new owners aim to maintain its inclusive legacy with upcoming renovations.

The Beaver County Humane Society is caring for nine starving dogs found in New Sewickley Township, with one unfortunately perishing from neglect. They seek donations, fosters, and information regarding the abandonment.