An Oakdale woman has been charged with misusing a COVID-19 relief loan meant for her business for personal expenses including investments and credit card debt.

A McKeesport man was indicted by a grand jury on charges of illegal gun possession due to his prior felony conviction. He faces up to 15 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

Police responded to a stabbing in Pittsburgh, where a male victim was injured and a female suspect was arrested. The incident followed an argument and remains under investigation.

The Pittsburgh area forecast suggests warm weather with possible record highs today, followed by night showers and a return to seasonal norms due to a cold front.

Allegheny County Elections addressed a video from the South Park Satellite Office showing voters needing translation and assistance with mail-in ballots.

Pittsburgh allocates $600,000 for 11 new public restrooms across the city, prioritizing accessibility and safety, with features for disabled access and maintenance by the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership.

The Woodland Hills School District board censured member Darnika Reed for sharing internal communications on social media and restricted her district technology access.

A head-on collision in Fallowfield Township resulted in one death and five injuries, with one passenger dead at the scene. The accident is under investigation by the Pennsylvania State Police.

A man died on a Stowe Township construction site after being struck by an excavator bucket, with no foul play suspected. OSHA is investigating the incident.

Jamal Brooks of Turtle Creek faces federal charges for Hobbs Act robbery, carjacking, and firearms offenses, with a potential 63-year minimum sentence and a $4.5 million fine.

Pittsburgh experiences summer-like weather with temperatures expected to hit near-record highs before a cold front brings cooler temperatures and showers.

Rapper Wiz Khalifa is selling his Pittsburgh-area home for $1.3 million. The property features five bedrooms, a guest house, and unique design elements.

A massive water main break in Elizabeth, Allegheny County, caused extensive damage to a house when water flooded through the chimney. The homeowner described the event as a minor inconvenience compared to others' suffering.