A woman was shot multiple times in Wilkinsburg and taken to the hospital with stable conditions. Authorities are investigating and seeking information from the public.

Pittsburgh is expected to experience higher-than-average temperatures and clear skies, with rain forecasted to return by the weekend, potentially affecting travel plans.

Santa delivered new park equipment to Beggs Snyder Park in Dormont Borough, offering community joy post-safety concerns and replacements after previous demolitions.

Steelers fans celebrated Christmas Day with a pre-dawn tailgate in anticipation of the game against the Chiefs, showcasing their loyalty and festive spirit in team-themed holiday attire.

A fire at a transformer led to smoke in the Ross Park Mall on Christmas Eve, impacting businesses and shoppers but causing no reported injuries or structural damage.

A Christmas Eve fire in Everson Borough destroyed a home and killed four dogs, with two cats missing. A state investigation is ongoing while the community offers support.

The National Weather Service forecasts a cloudy, dry Christmas for Pittsburgh, with temperatures near seasonal averages and a gradual warming trend into the weekend, possibly reaching 60s, with rain expected to return by Saturday.

A $50,000 Pennsylvania Lottery New Year's Millionaire Raffle ticket was sold in Westmoreland County, as part of ongoing drawings leading up to a January 4 event.

The Monroeville Mall was locked down after a 911 call about a confrontation sparked active shooter rumors; no shooting occurred, and the lockdown was lifted.

A small plane made an emergency landing on Interstate 376 in Beaver County, with no injuries reported. The incident was captured on video and authorities have yet to disclose the cause.

An officer was hospitalized after an altercation with Karri Viella, who allegedly tried to steal a phone and assaulted the officer. Despite the struggle, the officer is doing well and Viella faces multiple charges.

Pittsburgh baristas from Starbucks are striking over alleged unfair labor practices amid national labor unrest, demanding better contract terms and pushing to halt store operations.

Brooklyn Meckley, 29, died in a car crash near River Forest Country Club on Route 356, Allegheny Township. She was pronounced dead at the scene, reportedly not wearing a seatbelt. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause.