Fayette County breaks ground on a new walking trail at Dunlap Creek Park, enhancing local recreation and tourism as part of its Parks Master Site Development Plan.

The DPSC reported multiple arrests and citations in Pittsburgh's Central Business District from July 29 to August 4, along with interactions with local businesses on safety measures.

A 73-year-old woman was fatally stabbed by her son in Arnold, shocking the typically peaceful community. The son is in custody as police investigate the incident.

One person was airlifted to a hospital after a midnight shooting in Aliquippa, with police investigating and Main Street closed near the scene. A vehicle was also hit by gunfire. Details remain scarce.

The National Weather Service predicts severe thunderstorms in northwest Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio, with a slight risk of organized storms, high winds, and hail due to a stalling frontal boundary.

Elizabeth Township home was destroyed by fire early Sunday; no one was inside, but three dogs were rescued. The fire marshal is investigating the cause.

A man named Timothy Brooks was fatally shot outside Club Lux in Uniontown after an argument inside escalated. No arrests have been made, and the investigation is ongoing.

A truck driver was hospitalized after steel beams pierced his semi's cab in Beaver County, PA, requiring a complex rescue involving fire companies and a crane. Traffic was affected on Route 65.

A man was fatally shot in his Mount Oliver home, with Rasheed Horne arrested and charged for the homicide. The neighborhood is shaken by regular gun violence.

A man was stabbed in Pittsburgh; found with a leg wound, he was hospitalized in serious condition. No arrests have been made as police investigate the violent incident.

Early morning fog in Pittsburgh is expected to clear with dry conditions later today, while scattered showers and storms may return tonight and persist through the week.

Allegheny County's financial health has been affirmed with a stable economic outlook and strong credit ratings by Moody's and S&P Global Ratings, reflecting its robust economic base and prudent financial management.

Gas line construction on Forbes Avenue in Oakland will cause night-time lane closures from McKee Place to Meyran Avenue, starting August 5, 2024, from 8 pm to 6 am, with expected completion by October 13, 2024.