Owen Vandiver allegedly stabbed a bartender outside Murphy's Tap Room in Regent Square after using racial slurs and being ejected from multiple establishments.

A driver was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries after a vehicle rollover into a stream in Penn Hills. Bystanders aided the rescue before first responders arrived. An investigation into the crash is ongoing.

Pittsburgh man, James Taric Byrd, sentenced to nine more years for assaulting his attorney and contempt of court, in addition to a life sentence for prior crimes.

Acting Police Chief Chris Ragland retires after 30 years, transitioning to the private sector. Assistant Chief Martin Devine takes over as Mayor Ed Gainey focuses on finding a permanent replacement.

Pittsburgh is experiencing mixed precipitation, including rain, thunderstorms, and snow, with the NWS issuing advisories for severe weather and snow accumulations in certain areas.

A person was critically injured after being hit by a sedan on a bridge near Kennywood Park; emergency services responded and the driver remained on scene.

Pittsburgh's inbound Armstrong Tunnel is closed for inspection March 6-7 from 9 am to 3 pm. Drivers must follow detour routes.

Pittsburgh authorities investigated a suspicious package in East Liberty; it contained harmless materials, but the FBI is analyzing it further. No threat was detected.

A young man died in a two-car crash in Fayette County; several others were injured with one airlifted for treatment. Pennsylvania State Police are investigating.

Three men were charged in a drive-by shooting in Mount Pleasant Township, where multiple shots damaged a home. No injuries were reported, and a fourth suspect is identified.

Today's warmer, dry weather in Pittsburgh will shift to rain and potential thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday, per the National Weather Service. Snow and cooler temps are expected by Thursday.

A Cheswick power plant demolition partially failed, with 70% of the structure falling as planned. Issues with cables caused the problem; the rest is expected to be razed on March 8. The community experienced inconvenience and a dust cloud.

Pittsburgh's Glenwood Bridge will be reduced to one lane each direction starting March 17, 2025, due to preservation work.