June is almost over? Hard to believe, but time is flying. Make the most out of these summer weekends:

Pittsburgh police Monday charged two women with setting a fire inside a South Side home over the weekend after an argument about a borrowed car.

Pennsylvania has given $125,000 to the South Side Community Action Network to pay for private security this summer at the South Side Street Fest, an adults-only festival along East Carson Street, one of the city’s main hubs for nightlife, group founder Don Berman told TribLive Tuesday.

Two men were injured in an early-morning stabbing Sunday in Pittsburgh’s South Side neighborhood, police said.

A man was in critical condition Wednesday morning after being struck by a tow truck in Pittsburgh.

A Penn Hills man was arrested last weekend after chasing a group of kids out of a South Side store with a machete.

Jaime Martinez’s eight-day walk from the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement office in Pittsburgh’s South Side to the agency’s detention center in Clearfield County will take him through Monroeville, Apollo and Indiana.

An argument over a Pittsburgh man walking in the middle of the street late at night led to one of two shootings early Sunday in the city’s busiest entertainment district.

From short-sleeve weather to snow and back again, Pittsburgh weather is certainly doing its thing this week. Spring will officially begin on Friday, so whether it’s breezy, rainy, chilly or hot, step into the next season with these events around town.

Tens of thousands of spectators and participants will flock to Downtown Pittsburgh for the St. Patrick’s Day parade this Saturday. But those kind of crowds aren’t everyone’s scene. Want to have fun without all the craziness? Here are some events to try instead.