Upgrades to pedestrian crossings at Herron and Melwood Avenue in Polish Hill, which will include a speed table and new markings, will begin on July 25th, 2024, aiming to improve safety.

A section of Stebbins Avenue in Pittsburgh between Brookline Blvd. and Trelona Way is closed due to a water main break, with detours in place until Saturday.

Four Pennsylvanians were indicted by a federal grand jury for serious firearms and narcotics violations, with potential penalties including life imprisonment and fines up to $20 million.

Pittsburgh prepares for variable weather, including showers and thunderstorms followed by cooler, drier air. Possible dense fog forecasted, with clearer conditions expected on the weekend.

The FBI is investigating the attempted assassination of former President Trump, revealing suspect Thomas Crooks's Google search on the JFK assassination before the incident.

A couple in Washington County was arrested after a raid uncovered a DMT and THC lab in their home, along with narcotics and cash. They face multiple charges, including endangering their children's welfare.

Pennsylvania's AG is suing Pittsburgh contractor John McDonald and his company over illegal practices, unfinished work, and failure to refund customers.

The Steelers' 2024 training camp starts with player arrivals on Wednesday and practices on Thursday at St. Vincent College, featuring free parking and various fan events.

A photo of Kennywood's Racer roller coaster supported by concrete blocks raised safety concerns, but officials assure it's secure and inspected daily.

Pittsburgh ranks 17th on the ACSM/Elevance Health Foundation Fitness Index, climbing 12 spots and now outperforming Buffalo, Cleveland, Philadelphia, and Columbus in various health metrics.

The Hempfield Area School District is installing weapon detectors in response to a past incident involving guns to enhance security at its schools. Parents and alumni largely support the measure despite concerns over its effectiveness.

Three teens were hospitalized after a stabbing in Industry, PA, one with injuries severe enough for an airlift. The incident occurred before 1 a.m. and is under investigation.

Pennsylvania's Supreme Court will hear a case regarding the legitimacy of the "jock tax" levied on professional athletes by cities where they play. This tax is a significant revenue source for the cities involved.