Pittsburgh city offices and CitiParks facilities will close for Labor Day 2024, affecting refuse collection schedules and recreation facility operations.

Pittsburgh man Keyshawn H. Campbell was arrested after a police car chase in Murrysville, involving drugs and the seizure of a bulletproof vest and a firearm.

Detectives arrested Cecilia Littlejohn for probation violation related to a prior conviction of shooting someone with a pellet gun. She was found hiding in a closet.

A woman died and three others were injured in a collision involving a tractor-trailer in Monroeville. The crash occurred as a Hyundai Elantra was turning left and got hit by the truck.

The Allegheny County Health Department issued a consumer alert for Las Palmas IGA Market due to multiple health violations, including unsafe food temperatures and an expired food permit.

A man was shot in the leg in Butler City; police have no suspects, and the victim is uncooperative. He was hospitalized and is now stable. Witnesses are urged to come forward.

Groundbreaking begins for Aliquippa Athletic and Academic Center near Heinz Field, with Kraft Heinz's $1.3 million support and construction starting in spring for a 2024 completion.

The Youngwood Sheetz store on N 3rd Street is closing on October 7, despite recent upgrades, affecting local convenience for residents and commuters. Employees are offered roles at nearby locations.

The search for Latasha Jefferson ended as her body was found near a Pittsburgh water park with no signs of foul play evident.

Pittsburgh is set for above-normal temperatures with possible isolated thunderstorms later, and a cooler front arriving Sunday with a chance of showers. Clearer conditions are expected into next week with seasonal temperatures returning.

Route 51 in Pittsburgh has reopened after a month due to bridge removal and repairs, with further night lane restrictions scheduled until September 27.

The body of an adult female was found near Sandcastle Water Park in Pittsburgh. Authorities are investigating the incident, with the cause of death pending an examination by the Medical Examiner.

Nippon Steel plans to invest $1 billion in U.S. Steel's Mon Valley Works, prompting mixed reactions regarding foreign ownership and economic security. The investment aims to improve efficiency and job security in Pennsylvania.