A Pittsburgh Police K9 officer's vehicle collided with another car while responding to an emergency; no injuries were reported, and the officer was tested for substances as per protocol.

The National Weather Service forecasts soggy conditions to continue in Pittsburgh with a gradual shift in precipitation and a return to normal temperatures by mid-week.

Jalisa Lashae Hawkins was found guilty of intending to distribute heroin and fentanyl after a police stop led to the seizure of the drugs from her car.

Sen. JD Vance was briefly denied entry at Primanti Bros., sparking online debate. The situation was resolved with Vance paying for patrons, despite the initial tensions reported by witnesses.

A fire severely damaged Ianni's Pizzeria in Delmont, with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation, and community support for reopening is strong.

A shootout in Pitcairn involved multiple vehicles but caused no injuries; a man was charged with firearm offenses and police are seeking more information.

Warm temperatures and higher rain chances are forecast for the Pittsburgh area due to a stagnant low over Kentucky, with a midweek front expected to bring clearer skies.

PennDOT announces roadworks in Washington County including bridge replacements, tree trimming, and surface patching, possibly affecting commutes starting September 30.

A suspected dealer, Terrick Bowser, was arrested in Homestead for possessing various drugs and guns, following an early morning raid by Allegheny County Police.

A man was attacked in Pittsburgh by individuals who targeted him for wearing a Star of David necklace. The assault, which included punches and kicks, is being investigated by local police and the FBI for its potential hate crime elements.

The National Weather Service in Pittsburgh forecasts scattered showers and mild temperatures through early next week due to remnants of Helene, with rainfall chances around 50-60% and aviation sectors advised on potential visibility issues.

The Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium welcomed two rescued bald eagles, Justice and Liberty, who are non-releasable due to injuries and will be used for educational purposes.

A person in Westmoreland County won a $3 million scratch-off lottery ticket sold at a Sunoco in Irwin. The winner and the store, which gets a $10,000 bonus, have not been named.