Pittsburgh's CMPTF invests $20 million with Brightwood Capital for private credit, enhancing MWDBE manager diversity. Mayor Gainey supports economic inclusivity.

A Jeannette police officer has been charged with 18 counts of tampering with records after an investigation found discrepancies in traffic stop reports.

Big Lots is closing its North Versailles store following its bankruptcy filing, amidst economic struggles amplified by inflation and interest rate hikes.

Pittsburgh firefighters contained an apartment fire on Tripoli Street, with one woman injured due to burns. The fire was likely caused by careless smoking.

The I-79 northbound exit ramp to Neville Island is closed for deck repair until November 25, with detours via Route 65/Emsworth/Sewickley. The closure is part of a $43.9 million infrastructure project.

A man in Verona has been charged with harassment for distributing flyers with inflammatory messages targeting Trump supporters. His identity was revealed after using a store loyalty card to buy chicken linked to the incident.

Billboards in Pittsburgh display the image of Lucky, a stolen dog, to encourage tips for his return to his elderly owner, with a $5,000 reward offered.

Father John Moineau will be reassigned to four parishes after resigning for not vetting an employee's criminal record leading to controversy in the Diocese of Greensburg.

The National Weather Service forecasts a cooler, dry week for Pittsburgh with potential for the season's first widespread frost towards the end of the week.

Brother’s Brother Foundation sends aid to Hurricane Helene victims and pledges $100,000 to food banks, as highlighted by WPXI and CBS News Pittsburgh.

Allegheny County breaks ground on a new ADA-compliant pedestrian trail at Settlers Cabin Park, promising safer and more accessible pathways for visitors.

A $1 million lottery ticket was sold at a Shell gas station in Allegheny County; the winner has one year to claim the prize. The retailer will receive a $10,000 bonus.

A fallen tree and downed electrical wires have closed Babcock Boulevard in Shaler Township after Sunday's severe thunderstorms. Traffic is affected between Evergreen Avenue and Schaefer Road as crews work on repairs.