Two Pennsylvania Lottery Treasure Hunt tickets, one from Beaver County and another from Montgomery County, have won and will split a $137,979 jackpot.

West Mifflin’s Monview Heights complex faces public nuisance charges due to substandard living conditions, while Mayor Kelly and residents seek closure and improvements.

PRT proposes a bus network redesign in Pittsburgh, aiming for efficiency and expanded coverage without added costs, and seeking public feedback for a 2026 launch.

Pittsburgh's weather is set for a change from drizzle to clearer skies as a cold front moves in, with a brief temperature increase in eastern Ohio, and regular October highs elsewhere.

Pittsburgh's Downtown safety push yields 16 arrests, including robbery charges, and 27 citations, reflecting ongoing efforts to maintain public order and deter crime.

A fire in Fayette County destroyed a home and displaced six people and three pets; the cause is under investigation. Firefighters faced challenges due to a structural collapse.

Jalisa Lashae Hawkins was found guilty of intending to distribute heroin and fentanyl after a police stop led to the seizure of the drugs from her car.

Sen. JD Vance was briefly denied entry at Primanti Bros., sparking online debate. The situation was resolved with Vance paying for patrons, despite the initial tensions reported by witnesses.

PennDOT announces roadworks in Washington County including bridge replacements, tree trimming, and surface patching, possibly affecting commutes starting September 30.

The Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium welcomed two rescued bald eagles, Justice and Liberty, who are non-releasable due to injuries and will be used for educational purposes.

A person in Westmoreland County won a $3 million scratch-off lottery ticket sold at a Sunoco in Irwin. The winner and the store, which gets a $10,000 bonus, have not been named.

West View Water Authority plans a 4.1% rate hike for water in Allegheny, Beaver, and Butler counties, justified by infrastructure maintenance needs. Assistance is available for customers with financial difficulties.

Pittsburgh Public Schools has partnered with Carnegie Library to offer all students free library services, including "fine free" access and library cards. The initiative supports enhanced learning opportunities.