A fire destroyed a barn in Salem Township, Westmoreland County, with no injuries reported as the barn stored hay. The cause remains under investigation.

The infamous Pittsburgh sinkhole incident, where a bus fell into a sinkhole during a "Monday Night Football" game, is remembered five years later as both a meme and a stark symbol of infrastructure issues.

Cute, 64, guilty of hiring a hitman to kill his sister; sentencing awaits a background check, with the potential for a 20-year sentence.

A fight among students at Perry High School in Pittsburgh led to police using pepper spray; one officer was hospitalized. Parents were notified, and affected students cared for by the school nurse.

The National Weather Service in Pittsburgh forecasts a warm and dry day in Pittsburgh after morning showers, with temperatures potentially breaking records.

Community in Menallen Township held a vigil to honor 2-year-old Margaret Nunn, a victim of fatal abuse, while local authorities have charged two suspects.

Tarentum police are seeking a suspect involved in a robbery at Par Mar Gas Station on Saturday evening, with the suspect described and community asked to assist.

Pittsburgh Regional Transit is implementing traffic changes downtown due to the University Line project, causing commuter disruption but promising future benefits.

A multiple-injury car crash, involving two children, occurred on Lowries Run Road, Ross Township, requiring hospital transport and causing significant road closures and detours.

A 17-year-old boy was shot in Pittsburgh’s Sheraden neighborhood and remains in serious condition; police are investigating, but no arrests have been made.

Pittsburgh police hunt for a man who violated a PFA order and fled after a high-speed chase, crashing a stolen vehicle. The suspect remains at large; the woman involved is safe.

Pittsburgh's weather will be mostly clear with temperatures rising above average until Wednesday night, with possible showers north of the city on Tuesday. Rain is likely Thursday but will clear by the weekend.

Interstate 70 in Washington County reopened after a tractor-trailer rollover caused a temporary shutdown, with Hazmat cleanup and traffic detours managed by PennDOT.