The Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh approved a $150,000 boost to community security, bringing its annual security investment to $350,000. The funds will staff up security roles and expand training.

Smoke from distant wildfires will push into Pittsburgh midday, prompting a Code RED air-quality action day and afternoon highs near 93°F.

New Jersey's attorney general sued a Pennsylvania vendor, accusing him of using gun shows and online sales to move untraceable ghost‑gun kits into the state.

PNC’s Q2 was powered by an 80% jump in capital‑markets revenue and broad loan growth, letting the bank hike its dividend despite integration costs.

Crafton police say multiple check‑washing incidents involved the post office collection box; officials urge hand‑delivering checks and switching to electronic payments.

Two theft cases involving a former Brookville Sheetz employee were waived to Jefferson County court after authorities say she scanned a Cash App at the register and used a Sheetz Visa card without permission.

Air will spend $450M over ten years to expand its Pittsburgh office and move into the Strip District this October.

A courier was arrested at a Franklin Park home after police say a man handed over hundreds of thousands in a cryptocurrency scam. Authorities say the FBI used marked bills in a sting that led to charges.

Allegheny County Council voted 11-3 to pull a November ballot question that would have lifted the 0.4% cap on its operating budget, leaving a related staffing question in place.

A judge approved Chapman Properties' purchase of the 170‑acre Pittsburgh Technical College campus in North Fayette Township, setting up possible housing, senior living and local fights over drainage and traffic.

An 86-year-old man was struck and killed while crossing a Cecil Township road to collect mail; authorities say the coroner and state police are investigating.

An 8‑year‑old who reportedly drank bleach at a Bruceton Mills campground was found restrained and seizing in a car; a Dawson woman has been charged.

Heat Advisory in effect Wednesday, July 15. Highs near 97°F and hazy skies from wildfire smoke.