The Allegheny County Jail received healthcare accreditation from the National Commission on Correctional Health Care, marking a commitment to high-quality medical practices for inmates.

Pittsburgh university staff received specialized training to combat antisemitism after a rise in incidents, involving collaborations with local and educational institutions.

Two teens were detained following the theft of over 40 firearms from Allegheny Arms and Gun Works in Bethel Park, with law enforcement recovering 14 but 43 still missing.

Cardello Pizza in Moon Township has been closed due to health violations, including an active sewage backup. Other issues cited include grease buildup and improper food storage.

A student at Charleroi Area High School returned to class without clearance after a TB diagnosis, prompting school actions and a district letter assuring no active cases.

A Pennsylvania family sues Greensburg Salem School District, alleging that staff abused their 8-year-old son in a special education classroom, resulting in trauma and stress disorder.

A fire at an auto shop in Wall Borough, Allegheny County, caused significant damage and destroyed a classic car. The blaze, which started around 12:15 p.m., is under investigation.

A man in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, is charged with strangling a 1-year-old girl and faces multiple related charges.

Cheron Tucker from Pittsburgh was sentenced to 114 months for identity theft and firearms offenses after an investigation linked him to fraudulent activities and illegal possession of firearms.

Pittsburgh faces a wintry week with a Cold Weather Advisory in effect, expecting snow along the I-80 corridor, very low wind chill values, and possible commute disruptions. A gradual warming trend is forecasted to begin Thursday.

An 86-year-old man died in a collision with a dump truck in Westmoreland County; his wife was injured. The crash closed Route 993 and the investigation is ongoing.

A gun shop in Bethel Park was burgled, with a shattered window and evidence being examined by police and forensics. The extent of stolen items is unknown.

A shooting in North Sewickley Township resulted in two deaths and two hospitalized individuals. The police are investigating the incident with limited details released.