Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are set to hold events in Pittsburgh on November 4th, the day before the election, each aiming to rally voters in the key battleground state of Pennsylvania.

Former Steeler Rocky Bleier has been nominated for the NFL’s Salute to Service Award for his support of veteran causes and his own military service, including receiving the Bronze Star and Purple Heart.

A car crashed into a Greensburg Shop 'n Save, causing a stir but no injuries or major damage. The accident damaged a local mural, with repairs underway.

A parade float in Mount Pleasant, PA featuring Trump and an image of Harris in chains sparked backlash for its offensive content. The fire department apologized and plans to review event procedures.

The Butler City Police seek public help to identify a burglary suspect from a recent incident at a local business, sharing surveillance images and a case number for tips.

Two pit bulls attacked people, causing multiple hospitalizations, during Halloween in Tarentum. Police killed one dog, seized another, and are investigating the incident.

Police responded to a stabbing in downtown Pittsburgh; the male victim was critically injured and hospitalized. The incident involved an altercation; no suspects have been identified.

Pittsburgh's weather is set to stabilize with near-average temperatures and dry conditions following a cold front, with variable cloudiness and light winds expected.

A domestic incident in McKees Rocks led to a double shooting with multiple injuries. Gene Brown faces charges, including attempted homicide after the altercation.

A Gibsonia man received a one-year prison sentence for insider trading, earning over $800,000 from trades using non-public information from Dick's Sporting Goods. He was also fined and must pay restitution.

Pittsburgh Police arrested a 14-year-old for stealing vehicles from a local business after being found asleep in one of the stolen cars. The juvenile, already on probation, admitted to the thefts.

A 24-year-old man was shot in Munhall but is in stable condition; police found shell casings and seek information from the public. No arrests have been made.

An Oakdale woman has been charged with misusing a COVID-19 relief loan meant for her business for personal expenses including investments and credit card debt.