A violent crash in North Versailles injured at least two people and prompted a road closure for investigation. The cause and victim conditions are unclear.

Pittsburgh's weather will vary this week with sunshine today and a slight chance of rain overnight. Showers and thunderstorms are likely by Friday, with fluctuating conditions over the weekend.

The Pittsburgh Pirates are providing virtual vouchers for Paul Skenes bobbleheads due to a shortage at a recent game, assuring fans will receive the collectible.

Bryan Adams will bring his "Roll With The Punches" tour to Pittsburgh's PPG Paints Arena, featuring classics and new tracks. Tickets go on sale May 2, with presales starting April 29.

Extras are sought for the "Hershey" movie, filming in Pittsburgh and Hershey, depicting Milton Hershey's life. The period film requires specific looks and offers pay for participation.

John Mulaney announces his "Mister Whatever" tour with U.S. and Canada dates, including a stop in Pittsburgh on October 23, 2025. The tour features guest comedians and will end in Washington, DC on December 18.

Penn State University is auctioning off Beaver Stadium memorabilia, including signage and bleacher seats, certified with authenticity, amid stadium renovations.

A student in McKeesport, PA, was hospitalized after being hit by a school bus; she is expected to fully recover. An investigation into the accident is ongoing.

The American Lung Association's "State of the Air" 2025 report ranks Pittsburgh poorly for air quality, highlighting health risks particularly for vulnerable groups.

Pittsburgh's weather will vary, starting sunny with highs of 78 degrees, possibly facing showers and thunderstorms by Friday, and reverting to partial sunshine by the weekend.

April Wefler, aged 33 from Lancaster, was found deceased in the Susquehanna River; drowning was determined as the cause of death, with circumstances under investigation.

A Pittsburgh woman, Tai Jauna Jones, pleaded guilty to federal charges of credit card fraud and aggravated identity theft, involving over 140 car rentals and causing damage of $500K+.

The Hempfield Area School Board has changed the student schedule to address a bus driver shortage, optimizing school start and end times to improve transportation.