Arnold is adding cameras to Roosevelt Park following vandalism, with plans to deter future crimes and facilitate prosecution, whilst seeking funding for broader improvements.

Two teenagers were shot and injured in West Mifflin; one is in stable condition and the other critical. The Allegheny County police are investigating with no suspects yet identified.

Pittsburgh officials denounce anti-Semitic vandalism in Squirrel Hill, emphasizing community safety and tolerance, and committing police resources to address the issue.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers and thunderstorms in Pittsburgh for the week, with concerns of lightning and localized flash flooding. The weather pattern may also bring limited severe weather and fog formation.

Pittsburgh synagogues and Jewish institutions face a series of anti-Semitic graffiti incidents, with police seeking information and the community condemning the acts as part of a rise in anti-Semitism.

Councilperson Erika Strassburger is set to introduce legislation for red light enforcement systems in Pittsburgh to improve safety, with a press conference planned for discussions on impact and implementation.

A man was injured in a house fire on Hamtom Road in Nottingham Township, Washington County. The fire, which occurred overnight, caused the house to be a total loss.

A woman was charged for carrying a gun without a license at Pittsburgh Airport. TSA found the weapon in her backpack, and she could face fines up to $10,000.

ACHD invites applications for $5 million in funding for air quality improvement projects, focusing on vehicle electrification and tree plantings to reduce PM2.5 emissions.

A man was grazed by a bullet near his eye while walking his dog in Sheraden after multiple shots were fired. Police are investigating; no arrests have been made.

Increased patrol activity in the Central Business District resulted in 18 arrests, multiple citations, and a significant narcotics-related arrest, as detailed in the latest blotter report.

Pittsburgh's forecast includes warm temps and possible showers and storms into the weekend, with increasing humidity and an Air Quality Alert in effect today.

Unity Township in Westmoreland County has enacted a burn ban due to dry conditions, prohibiting open burning, recreational fires, and fireworks until further notice.