Allegheny County is seeking community feedback on how to allocate opioid settlement funds, with public forums and a virtual town hall planned for input on spending the $90 million expected through 2038.

Ian Lamont Fields was sentenced to 15-30 years for shooting a North Versailles officer and his K-9; both have recovered. The plea deal dropped attempted murder charges.

West View Water Authority plans a 4.1% rate hike for water in Allegheny, Beaver, and Butler counties, justified by infrastructure maintenance needs. Assistance is available for customers with financial difficulties.

McCallister's swift actions during a church service saved lives when he tackled a gunman, earning him the prestigious Carnegie Medal for heroism.

One person was airlifted to the hospital after a house fire, originating in the kitchen, in Herminie. Three others evacuated on their own. The fire caused water and smoke damage to the residence.

Allegheny County has begun sending out mail-in ballots and offers "over the counter" voting, with satellite offices opening soon. Voters should check for any polling place changes before Election Day.

Pittsburgh faces gusty winds and rain showers as remnants of Hurricane Helene interact with another system. The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory, expecting strong gusts and light rain that may continue into early next week.

Acrisure Stadium is one of four NFL venues designated as a "Mission Ready Venue" for emergency shelter and disaster relief by FEMA, enhancing public safety strategies.

Frank Catroppa, Rachael DelTondo's ex-fiancé, faces domestic violence charges involving his current girlfriend, after a dispute over a missed call on her phone.

Pittsburgh Public Schools has partnered with Carnegie Library to offer all students free library services, including "fine free" access and library cards. The initiative supports enhanced learning opportunities.

A woman was shot in the face in Pittsburgh's Homewood South, leading to the arrest of a couple on charges including attempted homicide and drug violations.

James Bernard Lee-Livingston was arrested in his backyard after evading police since last December on DUI, drug, and firearms charges. His capture followed a domestic disturbance near his Pine Township home.

A section of Walnut Street will close for the Maser Galleries' 50th-anniversary celebration on September 27th; detour information is on the Department of Mobility and Infrastructure's Facebook.