A late-night house fire in Carnegie sent one person to the hospital and prompted an Allegheny County Fire Marshal investigation. Officials say the cause remains unknown.

A 42-year-old man was fatally stabbed on Stewart Street in Turtle Creek Saturday; Allegheny County homicide detectives are investigating and seeking tips.

Morning fog lingers in river valleys but should clear to a mostly sunny day. Highs near 879F today, rising into the lower 90s by midweek.

One person was killed and another hospitalized after a crash in West Mifflin that closed Buttermilk Hollow and Lebanon Church roads for hours.

Pennsylvania jumped to No. 13 in CNBC’s Top States for Business — its best finish in 15 years, officials say. The rise follows permitting reforms and major deals such as Eli Lilly’s Lehigh Valley campus.

The popular loaded‑fries truck Street Fries has opened a South Side storefront and will mark the move with a July 18 grand‑opening. Expect the same piled‑high, global‑flavored fry plates.

A Jeannette family is searching for answers after a 3-year-old was struck in a hit-and-run; police are investigating and asking neighbors for footage. Tips could help identify the vehicle.

Point Park University will become a full NCAA Division II member on Sept. 1, 2026, after the NCAA approved a waiver that let the school finish its provisional process early.

Union Pacific’s restored Big Boy No. 4014 will make a brief whistle-stop in Leetsdale this Saturday. Times, viewing locations and safety guidance for local fans.

A federal grand jury in Pittsburgh indicted 32‑year‑old Robert Hlovchiec after alleged YouTube posts threatened a member of Congress and other groups.

MSA Safety has closed its $555M purchase of Norway’s Autronica, adding a scaled fixed fire‑ and gas‑detection business to its Cranberry Township base.

State data show 200,976 Pennsylvanians lost SNAP since last July, with thousands affected in Washington, Greene and Allegheny counties as advocates warn of mounting need.

A late-night bomb scare at the FBI's South Side office sent police to East Carson Street; officials later said the threat was unfounded and the origin is under investigation.