Increased patrol activity in the Central Business District resulted in 18 arrests, multiple citations, and a significant narcotics-related arrest, as detailed in the latest blotter report.

Pittsburgh's forecast includes warm temps and possible showers and storms into the weekend, with increasing humidity and an Air Quality Alert in effect today.

Unity Township in Westmoreland County has enacted a burn ban due to dry conditions, prohibiting open burning, recreational fires, and fireworks until further notice.

The Steelers announced their Hall of Honor class of 2024, including Jason Gildon, Casey Hampton, Dick LeBeau, and Willie Parker, set to be inducted in a December ceremony.

A man was hit by a vehicle in Pittsburgh's Bloomfield and hospitalized in critical but stable condition; driver cooperated, no charges yet as investigation continues.

Pittsburgh will experience hot, dry weather today, but a changing pattern will bring rain chances starting Monday, with showers and potential thunderstorms midweek, and possible Canadian wildfire smoke affecting temperatures.

Buffalo Township mourns the loss of firefighter Corey Comperatore with a statue and tributes. He died at a Trump rally, remembered for bravery. Community events, including a speedway tribute, honor him.

Lisa Costolo is charged with over 1,600 felonies for allegedly stealing $600,000 from a neighbor with dementia.

A man faces charges after allegedly assaulting his neighbor and killing her dog, a situation that escalated from a noise complaint due to the victim's health condition.

Millennium Park's baseball field in Bethel Park is closed for lighting upgrades beginning July 29, with no specified reopening date. Other park areas remain open.

Pittsburgh opens Cooling Centers across the city in response to a severe heatwave, offering relief to residents, especially the elderly and those without air conditioning, from 12 PM to 7 PM.

Pittsburgh is set for a dry, warm weekend with comfortable conditions, per the National Weather Service PA, with potential rain and disturbances anticipated next week.

The City of Jeannette has ended its K-9 program citing high costs, amid a lawsuit by K-9 handlers over unpaid overtime. The community has expressed dismay over the shutdown.