The Allegheny County Health Department issued a Consumer Alert for Lucca Ristorante & Wine Bar due to food safety violations, including the presence of mouse droppings and unsanitary conditions.

A Lower Burrell community rallies around a family who lost their home to fire, with fundraisers and donations organized by a local pizzeria and community members.

A car crashed into a building at North Hills Auto Mall in Ohio Township, resulting in significant damage and the driver being hospitalized in stable condition.

Allegheny County has approved plans to improve voter accessibility for the November election by establishing ballot return sites and satellite offices.

A fire broke out in Pittsburgh's Perry South neighborhood due to an electrical malfunction at a kitchen outlet, with emergency services responding quickly and no injuries reported.

A man was stabbed following a parking space dispute in Turtle Creek. The incident involved an area resident and contractors, with police investigating the altercation.

Pittsburgh Police are seeking public help to find missing 13-year-old William King, last seen at McBride Park, known to frequent Lincoln Place. He's 5' tall, 102 lbs, with black hair, brown eyes, and glasses.

The article discusses Pittsburgh's current sunny weather due to high pressure, with a watchful eye on Tropical Storm Francine for future rain potential. VFR conditions benefit aviation, despite early morning fog.

The Trans-Siberian Orchestra celebrates their tour with milestones; 20th anniversary of "The Lost Christmas Eve," 20 million attendees, and over $20 million charitable contributions.

Steelers punter Cameron Johnston sustains a serious knee injury, potentially ending his season, as reported by WTAE and confirmed by NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.

Pittsburgh introduces the LOOP program to help long-term residents with rising property taxes, passing Act 53 of 2024 with bipartisan support, championed by Senator Jay Costa and endorsed by Mayor Ed Gainey and County Executive Sara Innamorato.

The University of Pittsburgh has dismissed Heather Lyke as athletic director to pursue a new direction in their athletics amid the changing college sports landscape.

Woodland Hills School District switched to remote learning due to hoax 'swatting' calls, with investigations underway and normal evening activities continuing.