An arrest warrant was issued after a Denny’s employee allegedly exposed himself to customers at the West Mifflin location. The suspect, identified as Zachary Hiles, remains wanted.

Longtime Highland Park Italian spot Joseph Tambellini is closed 'until further notice,' according to the Pittsburgh Business Times. The Bryant Street restaurant opened in 2007.

Sly Fox is closing its Highline pub in the South Side; the company thanked staff and guests but gave no reason. The space is now listed for sublease.

Court filings show a patient at Butler Memorial Hospital attacked a nurse who was trying to calm him, renewing staff calls for stronger safety measures. Local police have charged the suspect.

Light snow and fog this morning could slow the commute; slick bridges and gusty winds are the main concerns.

A late-night fire at an apartment building on Grant Avenue in Millvale sent smoke across the borough; officials reported no injuries as crews battled the blaze.

An $86M switchgear plant, a nuclear power pact and a planned 2M‑sq‑ft data center are reshaping Beaver County's economic map.

McCandless Town Council voted 5-2 to bar local police from assisting ICE and CBP on civil immigration enforcement after hours of heated public comment. The move joins other local governments rethinking cooperation with federal immigration agents.

Officials say roughly 48 firearms and major drug seizures were recovered across Allegheny and nearby counties since January, with several arrests and investigations ongoing.

A Pittsburgh mother faces misdemeanor charges after she and another woman allegedly threatened and threw objects at two secretaries at Morrow PreK‑8 on Feb. 4.

PennDOT will fully close I‑376 from July 10–Aug. 3, 2026 for a 25‑day operation to remove the old Commercial Street Bridge and slide in a new span; detours and lane shifts are planned.

Light snow and fog this morning ahead of another round tonight. A Winter Weather Advisory runs 9 p.m. Tuesday–1 p.m. Wednesday for the ridges.

Ian Lanier Freed pleaded no contest to voluntary manslaughter and was sentenced to 1½–5 years plus probation in the 2023 death of Elaine Joyce Daley.