Fog this morning; highs near 84°F today. Heat spikes into the low 90s Monday–Tuesday with storm chances midweek.

An Aliquippa evidence custodian collapsed after handling suspected fentanyl and was revived with Narcan; the DA calls it a wake-up call for departments.

Commonplace Coffee plans to open this summer in Shadyside, taking over the former Georgie’s Corner Cafe and bringing coffee, pastries and grab‑and‑go meals. The roaster will fill a long‑vacant corner on Walnut Street.

A Mars-area woman was arrested after police say she was found inside a multimillion-dollar home for sale; investigators say surveillance and a vehicle match linked her to other trespasses.

An Allegheny County inspection found rodent droppings throughout Prantl's Shadyside bakery and a decomposed rat in the basement; the county posted a consumer alert.

A Pittsburgh man was charged after a police pursuit ran through several neighborhoods; court paperwork reviewed by Channel 11 reportedly contained the clue that led to an arrest.

Cool morning, low chance of afternoon storms; a hot stretch returns Monday with highs near 90–91°F. Expect gusty winds and brief downpours.

Airport and business leaders traveled to Dublin as Aer Lingus begins four‑times‑weekly nonstop Pittsburgh–Dublin flights on May 25, 2026. The trip mixes celebration with promotion.

An 11 Investigates report says a gun used in a year‑old Pittsburgh shooting was stolen and registered to an owner whose registration raised concerns, highlighting gaps in tracing.

A Murrysville Medic One driver was arrested after child sexual‑abuse images, including AI‑generated files, were found on a work computer.

Police arrested a man May 28 in connection with a shooting in Troy Hill. Detectives with the Violent Crime Unit are continuing to investigate.

A small but growing slice of Gen Zers are buying homes in cheaper metros by saving aggressively and using assistance programs.

State funding changes and a rebrand at Pennsylvania’s arts agency threaten teaching‑artist residencies and small Pittsburgh festivals.