Krispy Kreme doughnuts will be available at McDonald's in Pittsburgh, with plans for a national rollout by 2026, increasing breakfast competition and expanding Krispy Kreme's presence.

Former Uniontown treasurer Antoinette Hodge was convicted of embezzling over $100,000 from the town and an additional $112,000 from a religious group.

Anthony Hairston is convicted of third-degree murder and other charges in a deadly road rage incident on New Year's Eve 2022 that killed Holly Vadella.

A Seven Fields home was destroyed by fire on Friday morning, but all residents safely evacuated, and firefighters rescued a pet cat. No injuries were reported, and the fire's cause is under investigation.

Edgebrook Avenue in Brookline is set for paving work from November 11th at 7am until November 15th at 3pm, with closures affecting through traffic but allowing local and emergency access.

Pittsburgh is set to experience dry conditions and above average temperatures, with rain expected on Sunday, according to the National Weather Service.

A woman in South Strabane Township was hit and pinned by her driverless car. She was rescued and hospitalized; authorities are investigating the incident.

The Styropek chemical plant in Potter Township, Beaver County, is closing in 2025, leading to the loss of 140 jobs and impacting the local community and economy.

A teacher at Brashear High School was injured while calming a student fight. Initial reports of a stabbing were incorrect; the injury was from a student's ring. A substitute teacher needed stitches, and a student is detained.

The Fray will headline Pittsburgh's 63rd Highmark Light Up Night, featuring a range of family-friendly activities, tree lightings and a new Tech25 event.

A hostage situation in Uniontown, Fayette County, ended fatally for Megan Kulenovic and Charles Nara. A child's note prompted police response; autopsies will clarify deaths.

A Mt. Pleasant man, Warren Greenleaf, is indicted on narcotics distribution and firearm violations, facing potential life imprisonment and heavy fines.

Pittsburgh Police responded to a shooting on Banksville Road, where a 28-year-old man was shot in the knee and is in critical but stable condition. The area is deemed safe as the investigation continues.