Two women face charges after a Shih Tzu was found lifeless in a Rostraver Township apartment; prosecutors say a necropsy showed malnutrition and hypothermia.

A Butler man will plead guilty to vehicular homicide and a misdemeanor drug charge in a July crash that killed his neighbor; sentencing is set for March 26.

Allegheny County detectives charged three men in the Dec. 5 Universal Road shooting that killed Vanderlee Stevenson; investigators say interviews and surveillance led to the arrests.

BNY Mellon says nearly half its downtown staff now work at renovated 500 Ross Street as new amenities come online.

A Canton man pleaded guilty after police say they found a kilogram of cocaine in Cranberry Township; he was sentenced to two–six years and ordered to pay roughly $6,000.

A woman was taken into custody after allegedly stabbing a man who answered her knock on Arlington Avenue. The victim was treated for shoulder and wrist wounds and is listed stable.

A Rimersburg man was sentenced to 4 years, 6 months to 12 years after pleading guilty in a May 2024 Brady Township home invasion that left an 82‑year‑old woman bound and robbed.

An Allegheny County judge denied Red Bull's bid to dismiss a former KDKA reporter's 2017 Flugtag injury suit, keeping negligence claims alive.

Morning fog gives way to sun and a mild 55°F afternoon. A fast clipper could bring under an inch of snow early Sunday, mainly on higher terrain.

After 34 years, Jean‑Marc Chatellier is retiring and his Millvale bakery will close this weekend. Final hours and a limited menu will be available Friday and Saturday.

A Pittsburgh woman was arrested after allegedly trying to force her way into an ex‑boyfriend’s Cranberry apartment and leaving a voicemail that she was "coming to kill him."

House Bill 1587 would make it a summary offense to ignore school crossing guards, with a $250 fine and a $35 surcharge. Local 11 Investigates and a national AP piece helped push the measure.

Pittsburgh Public Schools’ board unanimously denied Three Rivers Wildflower’s charter application, citing missing site and enrollment details. Supporters say the plan would broaden Montessori access; opponents warned of resource strain.