Two people were injured when their vehicle went off the road in Fayette County; one was taken by ambulance and the other airlifted. Details on their conditions are unknown.

Two men were stabbed in Pittsburgh's Perry North. Police believe an argument in a residence led to the violence. Both victims are in stable condition; no suspects or charges were reported yet.

The Pittsburgh area will remain warm and mostly dry, with a few chances of showers and thunderstorms, particularly on Monday. Conditions are expected to get even hotter throughout the week.

Pittsburgh Police are investigating a violent altercation outside Kuhn's Market where a security guard fired a weapon at an allegedly armed individual.

One person and a firefighter were hospitalized after an early morning fire in O’Hara Township. The fire started around 1:23 a.m. on Colquitt Drive. The cause is under investigation.

Dr. Tia Wanzo resigned as superintendent of the McKeesport Area School District following an investigation into a security guard's alleged sexual relationship with a student. Details of her resignation are not disclosed.

A fire in Elrama, Washington County, resulted in the death of 19-year-old pregnant Sabrina Boyle. Three others escaped; the community expresses shock and offers support.

The National Weather Service predicts a warm, sunny weekend in Pittsburgh with temperatures climbing above average and a high-pressure system bringing clear skies, potentially reaching 90°F mid-next week.

Firefighters contained a kitchen fire in a Strip District apartment building, leading to some resident displacement but no injuries. The cause is under investigation.

A man was shot in the leg at a Pittsburgh bus stop and later arrived at the hospital. Police found no crime scene evidence, and the case is under investigation.

Keith Harris from Pittsburgh is indicted for illegal firearm possession as a convicted felon, with potential penalties including 15 years in prison and $250,000 fines.

Allegheny County Health Department is initiating pesticide treatment in several communities to combat West Nile Virus in local mosquitoes, using EPA-recognized low-risk pesticide Zenevex E20.

James Taric Byrd, already serving a life sentence, was convicted of assaulting his lawyer and contempt of court during a 2022 trial. He faces sentencing in December 2024 for these charges.