An altercation in Braddock, PA escalated into vehicular assault and gunfire, leaving one person shot and hospitalized; the incident is under investigation.

A woman was arrested at Pittsburgh Airport after TSA found a loaded gun in her bag, causing delays and marking the 39th firearm found there in the year.

A Pennsylvania Lottery New Year's Millionaire Raffle ticket won $50,000 in Allegheny County, with three similar winners across the state, and more draws leading up to a $1 million event in January 2025.

One person was injured in a crash on Washington Avenue in Dravosburg around 3:45 a.m., with initial reports of hospital transport and later conflicting updates. Roads were reopened by 4:45 a.m.

A car crashed into a creek in Wilkins Township without injuries, and emergency crews responded to the scene, with ongoing efforts to clear the vehicle.

The National Weather Service predicts rain in Ohio and Western Pennsylvania due to a low-pressure system, with a cold front and gusty winds following early Tuesday, and possible travel disruptions.

A car crashed into a fire station in Washington County, injuring two women, who were hospitalized with non-serious injuries. The fire department's response capability remains unaffected.

Three teenagers were shot in Clairton on Saturday and hospitalized in stable condition. Police are investigating the incident with no suspect information yet.

An elderly man died after a house fire in Homestead; he was transported to a hospital where he succumbed to his injuries. The cause is under investigation.

The weather in Pittsburgh is set to be dry on Sunday despite morning drizzle, with partial clearing expected. A cold front will bring rain on Monday and a possible wintry mix on Thanksgiving.

Pittsburgh celebrated its 63rd Light Up Night with festive lights, a tree lighting by a young cancer survivor, and live music, including a performance by The Fray. The event also featured a holiday market and an ice rink.

Allegheny County's South Park Ice Rink opens on November 24, followed by North Park Ice Rink on November 26, with the season lasting until mid-March and various programs available for skaters.

Alleged threats by a teen led to Chartiers Valley schools moving online, with authorities investigating and filing new charges after similar prior incidents.