A two‑story home on Shara Drive near Lebanon Church Road erupted in heavy flames and smoke on June 24; officials say the cause and any injuries are under investigation.

Court filings say an Instagram group‑chat dispute between rival crews turned deadly at Penn Park on May 5, killing 15‑year‑old Dy Qual Harris; multiple teens are now charged.

Pittsburgh-based Day Owl says it is winding down operations and is clearing inventory at steep discounts, citing market and tariff pressures while the company wraps up.

A lifeguard pulled a young swimmer from Mack Park Pool and the child was airlifted to UPMC Children’s Hospital; the YMCA and local fire group praised the rescue.

A Derry Township First Commonwealth manager was charged after police say she withdrew more than $31,000 from six deceased customers' accounts.

Allegheny County police are investigating a drowning at Clairton Park Pool; one person was taken to hospital and the pool is closed while detectives work the scene.

Councilman Anthony Coghill has proposed a three‑tier levy on skill games, claw machines and jukeboxes, saying the fee could net Pittsburgh $2–3 million as state courts push regulation. The move comes amid a statewide scramble over how to tax and police the machines.

Edgeworth tops a Zillow-based ranking of Pittsburgh-area towns with a typical home value above $1M. Wexford and Mars follow while many Pittsburgh listings remain far lower.

Sunny and comfortable today with a high near 81°F. Storms return Thursday and heat may spike into the 90s early next week.

A Pittsburgh-area man was killed after his vehicle flipped into a creek, local TV footage shows. Authorities have not released the driver’s name as the investigation continues.

Police say a man assaulted a juvenile at a Wilkinsburg park on Sunday evening; authorities have released few details as the investigation continues.

Federal immigration agents and Butler County deputies converged at a Sheetz on Freedom Road. At least one person was taken into custody amid video and witness accounts.

Kraft Heinz said it will split its international operations into North America, Europe & Pacific and Emerging Markets while centralizing procurement and supply chain. New regional leaders were named and several executives will move into advisory roles.