Mayor Ed Gainey presented a $657 million budget for Pittsburgh in 2025, aimed at enhancing services without new taxes or cuts, and focusing on public safety and infrastructure.

Shane Gillis, a comedian from Pennsylvania, is set to perform in Pittsburgh as part of his "Shane Gillis Live" tour. Tickets go on sale later this week.

Nine years after 11-year-old David McIntyre's murder while playing video games at home, his mother Amanda Gordon continues to seek answers, urging witnesses to come forward and find justice.

The Tan Lac Vien Vietnamese restaurant in Pittsburgh was shut down due to health violations including rodent droppings, roaches, and fluid accumulation.

Two men were injured in a Homestead shooting, one with a leg injury from fleeing and the other shot in the face and abdomen. Both men were hospitalized.

The Diocese of Greensburg takes action after an incident at a high school resulted in student hospitalizations due to fumes from resurfaced gym floors.

Chartiers Valley School District resumes in-class learning after local law enforcement resolved a "credible threat," leading to the arrest of a juvenile. Increased police presence is expected on the campuses upon reopening.

A water main break in Pittsburgh caused extensive flooding, affecting several homes and a park. Residents were left dealing with the aftermath and awaiting repair efforts.

The Mount Pleasant doughboy memorial marked its 100th anniversary, symbolizing the town's dedication to honoring veterans despite enduring several collisions.

A residential fire in Shaler Township injured one and disrupted traffic. Emergency services responded on Wise Lane, and two people escaped the blaze. The cause remains under investigation.

Rivers Casino dealer charged with $22,000 fraud in blackjack scheme; video reveals overpaid bets and uncollected losses over 31 hours. Hearing set soon

A man was arrested for robbing a Kwik Fill gas station in Butler County with a hammer. Police apprehended Zackary Clark near the scene; he's now held at the county prison.

Chartiers Valley School District closed buildings due to a "credible threat," shifting to remote learning for Monday, while local police investigate. School events, including Veterans Day activities, have been canceled or postponed.