A Monessen teen received 8-25 years in prison after pleading guilty to the voluntary manslaughter of his friend.

A car linked to a decade-old missing person case was pulled from the Allegheny River, likely solving the disappearance of Bunnie Lee.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny and warm weather for Pittsburgh, though showers and storms are expected to return by Wednesday evening, with a potential for flooding and travel impacts.

A nationwide recall of Diamond Shruumz mushroom-infused candies has been announced due to severe illness reports, with the FDA linking muscimol and other psychoactive substances to the adverse effects.

Greensburg native Bridget Williams qualifies for the 2024 Paris Olympics in pole vault, while Connellsville's Madison Wiltrout waits on world rankings for javelin.

The former Shuman Juvenile Detention Center in Allegheny County will reopen under Adelphoi's management, focusing on rehabilitation and public safety.

Pittsburgh's FusionFest Juneteenth celebration featured cultural events, live music, and a commitment to diversity and entrepreneurship, with Mayor Gainey highlighting the importance of community and freedom.

A house fire in Scott Township spread to a neighboring home, causing significant damage but no injuries. Firefighters responded around 12:30 p.m. with no current cause identified.

Human remains were found in a car pulled from the Allegheny River; the dive team discovered it during training, and the police seek public assistance.

Severe storms on the East Coast forced eight flights to divert to Pittsburgh, including an international flight from Denmark, as heavy rains affected travel and local events.

A woman in her 20s is critically injured after being struck by a vehicle in Pittsburgh; the driver cooperated with authorities, and an investigation is ongoing.

Pittsburgh authorities are urgently searching for missing 12-year-old Taeshawn Battles, last seen Saturday on East Hills Drive, asking the public for any information. His description has been shared widely.

The forecast for Pittsburgh indicates dry and comfortable weather at the beginning of the week with temperatures below normal. Conditions will warm midweek, leading to possible unsettled weather with chances of showers and thunderstorms.