Pittsburgh faces a wintry week with a Cold Weather Advisory in effect, expecting snow along the I-80 corridor, very low wind chill values, and possible commute disruptions. A gradual warming trend is forecasted to begin Thursday.

An 86-year-old man died in a collision with a dump truck in Westmoreland County; his wife was injured. The crash closed Route 993 and the investigation is ongoing.

A gun shop in Bethel Park was burgled, with a shattered window and evidence being examined by police and forensics. The extent of stolen items is unknown.

A shooting in North Sewickley Township resulted in two deaths and two hospitalized individuals. The police are investigating the incident with limited details released.

Pittsburgh faces a cold front with snow showers and freezing temperatures as per the National Weather Service, with potential record cold and continued icy conditions expected into the weekend.

A man, Daniel Thomas, was arrested in Ross Township after a standoff involving him barricaing himself and firing arrows at officers. No one was injured.

Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting linked to a shoplifting incident in Allegheny County, where suspect Mitchell Johnson was shot in the hand but no officers were injured.

Pittsburgh expects cold weather with snow showers and temperatures below average. Accumulations should be light, but a cold front will bring even colder air with potentially dangerous wind chills early next week.

Six Highlands High School basketball players face charges, including hazing, after an incident on a bus in November, with legal and school investigations ongoing.

Darronda Renae Jett was charged with attempted homicide and assault after a man was shot early Friday in Pitcairn. She claimed self-defense, saying she feared for her life.

Pittsburgh braces for snow as per the National Weather Service; while conditions may improve temporarily, a persistent cold wave is expected with more snow and very cold temperatures midweek.

The Nepali Asian Restaurant in Pittsburgh was closed by the Health Department due to a cockroach infestation and various health violations, including unsafe food storage and lack of cleaning supplies.

Fayette County constable Michael Scott Mucy was charged with possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance after meth was found in his truck.