Pittsburgh commuters may encounter showers Wednesday morning but can expect clearing skies and possible fog later. Weekend rain is likely with dry conditions resuming by next Monday.

Two Pennsylvania Lottery Treasure Hunt tickets, one from Beaver County and another from Montgomery County, have won and will split a $137,979 jackpot.

A Rochester police officer lost a finger responding to a domestic dispute involving Andrea and Andrew Pyne. Andrea, who slammed a door on the officer's hand, faces charges including aggravated assault.

Suspicious vehicle fire in Pittsburgh's Bedford Dwellings at 9:20 p.m. is under investigation; no injuries reported. Firefighters responded to the extinguished blaze and the Fire Investigation Unit is scrutinizing the event for causes.

West Mifflin’s Monview Heights complex faces public nuisance charges due to substandard living conditions, while Mayor Kelly and residents seek closure and improvements.

Mayor Ed Gainey's 2025 budget proposal for Pittsburgh emphasizes essential services and life quality improvements without federal aid, aiming for transparent financial stewardship and community-focused growth.

PRT proposes a bus network redesign in Pittsburgh, aiming for efficiency and expanded coverage without added costs, and seeking public feedback for a 2026 launch.

A man was hospitalized after a shooting in Robinson Township. Police responded before 7 p.m. and a suspect initially barricaded themselves. No other injuries were reported, and details remain under investigation.

Nazi symbols were found on Pittsburgh bridges; police are investigating with no suspects yet. Community leaders condemned the act, reaffirming the city's commitment to diversity and inclusivity.

Pittsburgh's weather is set for a change from drizzle to clearer skies as a cold front moves in, with a brief temperature increase in eastern Ohio, and regular October highs elsewhere.

Pittsburgh has been named a World Festival & Event City by the IFEA, validating its status as a leading destination for festivals and cultural events.

Pittsburgh's Downtown safety push yields 16 arrests, including robbery charges, and 27 citations, reflecting ongoing efforts to maintain public order and deter crime.

A Pittsburgh man in his 20s was stabbed downtown and boarded a bus for help. Police and EMS responded, and he was hospitalized in stable condition. Details are scarce and authorities seek witnesses.