Khalil Shawn Pryor faces charges including attempted homicide for shooting at neighbors through an apartment wall.

Pittsburgh's city council has voted to indefinitely extend its purple curb program, which offers 15-minute free parking before standard and increased metered rates apply, to improve parking turnover.

Emergency responders tackled a fire at a mixed-use building in McKeesport with no reported injuries. Details on the fire's cause are not yet available.

First responders in Pittsburgh rescued a construction worker whose arm was trapped in machinery, necessitating emergency medical protocols and sophisticated extraction techniques.

Moon Township police are looking for the owner of two roaming pigs, one of which was found on North Flaugherty Road and has sparked community interest and police involvement.

Ralph's Army Surplus, a longtime business in Monroeville, is set to close after serving the community for nearly 70 years due to changing economic conditions and market shifts.

The delivery of an eviction notice in South Fayette led to a confrontation, prompting SWAT team intervention and the closure of a road section. Further details remain undisclosed.

An altercation in Braddock, PA escalated into vehicular assault and gunfire, leaving one person shot and hospitalized; the incident is under investigation.

A woman was arrested at Pittsburgh Airport after TSA found a loaded gun in her bag, causing delays and marking the 39th firearm found there in the year.

A Pennsylvania Lottery New Year's Millionaire Raffle ticket won $50,000 in Allegheny County, with three similar winners across the state, and more draws leading up to a $1 million event in January 2025.

One person was injured in a crash on Washington Avenue in Dravosburg around 3:45 a.m., with initial reports of hospital transport and later conflicting updates. Roads were reopened by 4:45 a.m.

A car crashed into a creek in Wilkins Township without injuries, and emergency crews responded to the scene, with ongoing efforts to clear the vehicle.

The National Weather Service predicts rain in Ohio and Western Pennsylvania due to a low-pressure system, with a cold front and gusty winds following early Tuesday, and possible travel disruptions.