Pittsburgh Mayor Corey O’Connor declared a state of emergency Monday morning in response to the historic snowfall that blanketed the region over the weekend.

Pittsburgh could see up to 16 inches of snow throughout the day on Sunday.

It’s been nearly three days since the serious snowfall, but some neighborhoods are still digging out.

Pittsburgh anticipates a mix of rain and snow, with a potential for significant accumulation and infrastructure challenges due to subzero temperatures.

Don't expect the roads to be completely free of snow Tuesday. Why it matters: Near-record snowfall on Sunday ground the Pittsburgh region to a halt, and round-the-clock snow removal efforts improved the situation,

A van of dialysis patients was stuck in the snow in Beechview for hours on Tuesday.

NWS forecasts light snow and extreme cold for Pittsburgh, with potential for record-breaking cold and a weekend Nor'easter.

A winter storm sweeping half of the nation dropped a foot of snow, and counting, in Southwestern Pennsylvania, making travel unsafe and potentially challenging utilities.