Allegheny County's Kane Community Living Center in McKeesport is experiencing a COVID-19 outbreak with 23 residents testing positive, prompting enhanced safety protocols.

Bloomfield residents express unrest over rising crimes, demanding increased police presence and clearer communication, while the police offer plans for improved safety measures.

Innamorato appoints eight new members and reconfirms one to Allegheny County's Board of Health, aiming to strengthen public health strategies amid challenges like air quality and maternal mortality.

Tami Shafer is charged with the homicide of bar owner Lance Ross in Johnstown, with evidence including a bloody sledgehammer pointing to her involvement.

Firefighters responded to a house fire in Wilkinsburg; no injuries were reported as crews worked to extinguish the blaze.

Pittsburgh weather remains dreary with ongoing drizzle and clouds. No significant temperature changes expected today, but a dryer and warmer weekend is forecasted.

Giant Eagle opened a new store in Pittsburgh's Westwood area, providing donations at its launch and planning events with local sports figures. The store will also include a pharmacy and is currently hiring.

Riley's Pour House in Carnegie suffered significant damage after a devastating fire, with no reported injuries. Traffic was affected by road closures during the emergency response.

A Pennsylvania man has been sentenced to four years in prison for possessing child sexual abuse material, followed by five years of supervised release.

The FBI is seeking public help to identify "John Doe 49," linked to a child sexual exploitation case. He is bald, 45-65, with distinctive tattoos including "Dabby."

Two men, Jason Jones Jr. and Louis Brewer, were arrested by New Castle Police for a fatal shooting last month, facing charges of homicide, robbery, and conspiracy.

A former USPS officer in Pittsburgh, Ahmad Omar Shareef, has admitted to stealing and selling checks intended for businesses, with over $6M in checks intercepted.

Monte Blair of Pennsylvania is indicted on federal narcotics and firearms charges, including intent to distribute cocaine and illegal ammunition possession.