Pittsburgh's Deer Management Program resumes to control deer overpopulation in city parks, through regulated archery hunting by approved hunters, with specific rules for park visitors.

A man named Quinte Lamar Brown was killed in a head-on crash in Fayette County; alcohol may have been involved, and the truck driver was hospitalized. An investigation is ongoing into the incident that occurred on Brownsville Road.

A firefighter was hospitalized for heat exhaustion following efforts to extinguish a house fire in North Huntingdon Township; the cause of the fire is under investigation.

A motorcyclist, Christian Sluka, died after a hit-and-run in Dormont. Police seek the driver, fleeing with a woman and child, last seen in a red Ford Taurus.

Morning fog in Pittsburgh lifted, leading to a heatwave with potential record highs. Rain is expected Monday, with uncertain long-term rainfall forecasts.

Two NJ residents charged with forging and cashing over $10,000 in checks from Greensburg Salem School District.

A woman died and two were injured in a car crash on Pittsburgh's Parkway West, with driver Jordan I. Bowyer suspected of impairment but not yet charged.

A man was found dead from gunfire in North Braddock. Police urge anyone with information to call 1-833-ALL-TIPS and assist with the investigation.

Pittsburgh Police arrested Aaron Morris, 20, after a carjacking and chase, facing multiple charges including robbery and aggravated assault. The pursuit ended with the stolen car disabled by OnStar.

The National Weather Service in Pittsburgh warns of potential severe weather and damaging winds east of I-79, with a lesser threat of hail. Thunderstorms are expected, and a drier Sunday precedes a wetter week ahead.

Jonathan Morin's bond was revoked after being accused of breaking a Pittsburgh police officer's leg during a brawl, based on concerns for public safety and his disregard for authority.

Dante Meadows, 27, has been charged for making violent threats against Woodland Hills School District, including shooting and bomb threats, leading to his arrest and detention in Allegheny County Jail.

Pittsburgh Carmalt PreK-8 officials found no evidence of a suspicious person after a lockdown and investigation, with the superintendent addressing the community and emphasizing safety.