Pittsburgh will experience widespread rain and unseasonably high temperatures, with potential light snow showers later and drier conditions on Saturday. Flooding is possible due to snowmelt and rain.

Washington County is investing $25 million from the American Rescue Plan to upgrade its first responders' radio systems, enhancing coverage and connectivity for improved public safety.

A Belle Vernon man received a 40 to 80-year sentence for third-degree murder and other charges stemming from a 2022 New Year's Eve road rage incident.

A vehicle crashed through a Bellevue parking deck, injuring one person, with the incident possibly linked to a nearby water main break. Investigations are ongoing.

Bethel Park police shot an armed man while executing an arrest warrant near South Hills Village mall. The 45-year-old suspect is stable; an investigation is ongoing.

Amy Robinson charged in fatal crash for running a red light, resulting in motorcyclist James Christopher's death.

Solomon Givens pleaded guilty to drug trafficking and firearms charges in Pennsylvania, with a history of felony convictions. He faces a minimum of 10 years to life in prison and up to a $10 million fine.

Pittsburgh's Planning Commission approves Mayor Gainey's citywide inclusionary zoning plan, mandating 10% affordable units in new large developments, despite some opposition.

A Fayette County man, Christopher Hackney, was fatally shot by a Redstone Township officer after police responded to a call about a suicidal individual. Authorities are investigating the incident.

A McKeesport man pleaded guilty to federal firearm charges after being caught with a gun during a traffic stop.

Pittsburgh anticipates snow showers and gusty winds today, with some areas expecting wind gusts up to 65 mph. Snow accumulations could reach 1-2 inches north of the city. Conditions should improve by Thursday, but rain may return Thursday night.

MAWC urges over 120,000 customers to conserve water following a spike in demand due to cold weather, addressing increased usage and leaks in the Pittsburgh area.

A Pittsburgh city employee was injured when a toilet exploded in the City-County building, reflecting ongoing maintenance issues within the facilities.