Pittsburgh Police, Fire, and EMS responded to a single-vehicle crash in Homewood where an adult male hit a light pole at high speed and was critically injured.

A man from Westmoreland County died after a side-by-side vehicle fell through the ice at Deep Creek Lake, Maryland. Another man sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

A Pittsburgh man, 71, died in a tree-cutting accident in Washington County. An investigation and autopsy are ongoing to determine the cause and circumstances.

A fire in Westmoreland County destroyed one townhome and damaged another with smoke. One person was treated on-scene. The cause is under investigation.

One dead in a multi-vehicle crash on Route 28 near Etna, causing significant traffic disruptions and a full closure of northbound lanes for investigation.

Light rain and above-average temperatures expected in Pittsburgh, with a drier Wednesday before more rain Thursday. Potential for weekend snow as temperature trends suggest a drop.

A woman was robbed on the University of Pittsburgh campus; one suspect is detained while the search for the second continues. Police seek public help in the investigation.

A fire in a Kittanning duplex killed three, including a child, with two other children escaping. The blaze's origin is unknown and the investigation continues.

Variable weather is expected in Pittsburgh, including light rain, warm days, and cooler air with potential rain mid-week. Aviation may experience gusts and shear.

Pittsburgh Police are looking for missing 11-year-old Darayia Preston, last seen in East Allegheny on February 21, 2025. She's 5'5", 110 pounds, with distinctive hair. Call (412) 323-7141 with info.

Pittsburgh weather to remain dry with rising temperatures until Monday, with chances of light precipitation returning Tuesday. Conditions are above-seasonal norms with unsettled weather expected later in the week.

A vehicle crashed into a house in Wilkinsburg, with a woman taken to hospital and her condition still unknown; the crash raised community safety concerns.

Pittsburgh's Mayor Ed Gainey launched the Keep Pittsburgh Home initiative with Open Hand Ministries, promoting affordable housing to combat predatory real estate practices.