Nate Yarnell will start as quarterback for the Pitt Panthers against Boston College, replacing injured Eli Holstein.

Firefighters extinguished a fire at Envy nightclub in Duquesne. The cause is under investigation, no injuries reported, and the venue is closed until further notice.

The historic Fort Pitt Brewery tower in West Jeannette is set for demolition next week, with the local authority urging safety precautions due to its height.

Forecasters expect snow showers and cold temperatures in Pittsburgh with wind chills in the teens and potential snow accumulation, particularly south of the city and in West Virginia.

Nearly 8,000 participants joined the 34th annual YMCA Turkey Trot in Pittsburgh, undeterred by rain, with various race distances and a focus on community and philanthropy.

Arthur Smith has dismissed speculation about taking a head coaching role at UNC, stating he is focused on his current job as the Steelers' offensive coordinator.

Henry Freeman, 52, from Braddock, was found dead with multiple gunshot wounds inside his car on Library Street. Police are seeking information on the suspects.

The Department of Labor fined Sly Fox Brewing Company over $184,000 for illegally including managers in employee tip pools, violating federal wage laws.

Pennsylvania State Police seek public assistance to identify two individuals who abandoned a dog at Butler County Humane Society, which was left in cold temperatures overnight.

16-year-old Jahwon Glenn faces charges for accidentally shooting his brother in the leg while showing a gun to friends at their Port Vue home on Thanksgiving.

A bus and pickup truck collided in Penn Hills, leading to hospitalization of both drivers and road closure for emergency services; the truck driver is in critical condition.

Gunfire in Pittsburgh's West Oakland prompted a police response after 31 shots were detected. A man with an arm wound later sought hospital treatment. He remains uncooperative with investigators looking into the incident.

The National Weather Service in Pittsburgh warns of isolated snow showers and a prolonged cold period, with chances of lake effect snow and temperatures likely to remain below freezing into the following week.