The City of Pittsburgh announced that several Citiparks facilities will function as polling places on Election Day, suspending regular activities to support voting.

A crash on I-79 near Wexford led to southbound closures and delays, with one person hospitalized. The road reopened after three hours, and investigations are ongoing.

A garbage truck rollover in Washington County has shut down a busy road due to a hydraulic leak, impacting traffic and prompting officials to advise finding alternate routes.

High pressure brings warmth to Pittsburgh with possible record highs. A cold front could bring rain midweek, shifting conditions toward cooler temps.

PennDOT has scheduled overnight inspections for the Fort Pitt Tunnel in Pittsburgh, leading to full closures on select nights for two weeks starting November 3. Traffic will be rerouted during closures.

A woman died and three were injured in a late-night crash in Monroeville, involving a Nissan Pathfinder and a Toyota Rav 4. Authorities are investigating and seeking information from witnesses.

Two women in Allegheny County escaped from a constable's car at a stoplight but were later recaptured and now face additional charges for escape and conspiracy.

A man was fatally shot in Stowe Township; local police responded at 4:30 a.m. The Allegheny County Police Homicide Unit is investigating and seeking tips from the public.

Pittsburgh anticipates near-record high temperatures and clear, dry conditions as Election Day approaches, with temperatures potentially hitting 20 to 25 degrees above average by Tuesday.

Brush fires fueled by dry weather and winds have kept Western Pennsylvania firefighters busy, with a notable fire near Cornell School in Coraopolis. One firefighter got dehydrated, highlighting tough conditions amid a regional drought.

Zachery T. Leonard faces charges for trespassing on West Hempfield Elementary's property and possessing suspected meth, following earlier police interaction.

Walter Holt III pleaded guilty to wire fraud for abusing pandemic relief loan programs, facing up to 40 years in prison. The sentencing is set for January 31, 2025.

Pittsburgh prepares for heavy traffic due to two major presidential campaign rallies, granting early release for non-essential municipal workers at noon and urging minimized travel.