Pittsburgh police are investigating an East Hills shooting that injured a teenage male. The incident was detected by ShotSpotter and the victim is now in stable condition. No arrests have been made.

Due to stability concerns, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has restricted access to the historical Great Crossings Bridge, visible after drought-induced low water levels.

Ambridge police are seeking public assistance in finding Zion Humphries, a missing 16-year-old, last seen on November 1 in Ambridge and possibly in several Allegheny County areas.

Brandon Baynes faces charges after his Pit bulls attacked trick-or-treaters; one dog was shot by police. Neighbor Shawn Flynn, who aided victims, has lasting trauma from the incident.

Pittsburgh is forecasted to have widespread rain today, increasing in the afternoon, with a very high chance of at least 0.10 inches, according to the NWS.

A firefighter was injured by a falling tree during a brush fire response in Amwell Township; airlifted to hospital, with current condition undisclosed.

An Allegheny County constable was suspended after two women escaped from his vehicle while being transported to jail. The incident is under investigation.

A 74-year-old man, Gary Rhebb, died after being struck by a vehicle in Harrison Township. Police are investigating the incident, with no word on charges yet.

A fire in Irwin, PA, damaged an apartment building with residences, a salon, and a wellness office. No injuries were reported, and the fire's cause is under investigation.

Pittsburgh's weekend weather starts dry with above-normal temperatures on Saturday, but transitions to widespread rainfall on Sunday as per the National Weather Service forecast.

35 cats were rescued from hoarding conditions in Latrobe, with more to be saved. The cats, now with two rescue groups, suffer from various health issues due to their environment. No criminal investigations, but aid is sought for their care.

The Panther Pit bar in Oakland was closed by authorities due to being a public nuisance, lacking a liquor license, and being linked to numerous police calls and health violations.

A woman in Fayette County is charged with homicide after her boyfriend's toddler son died of severe trauma while in her care.