Campers with lifetime memberships to Roaring Run RV Resort must leave after the new owner, Tannery, invalidated their agreements following the property's sale.

Springdale Borough residents protest against a proposed data center over concerns about increased power costs and declining property values, while supporters cite economic benefits.

Duquesne Light is set to transfer power to a new substation, causing temporary outages in Downtown Pittsburgh on Oct. 28-29. The move will improve grid reliability and resilience.

Carnegie Mellon University students paid tribute to the assassinated conservative activist, Charlie Kirk, by painting "Rest in Peace Charlie Kirk" and "Say No to Political Violence" on "The Fence."

Pennsylvania's U.S. Senators sent letters to five state universities calling for better protection for Jewish students following a rise in antisemitism on campuses.

The Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank distributed a record 53 million meals between July 2024 and July 2025, a significant increase from previous years, highlighting rising food insecurity.

Labrador Retriever Steeler from Pittsburgh won TSA's 2025 Cutest Canine Contest and will feature on TSA's 2026 calendar. He's an explosive detection dog with a playful nature and enjoys fetching and tug ropes.

A Pennsylvania Lottery ticket won a $400,000 jackpot after being sold at Donut Connection in Pittsburgh's Carrick neighborhood. The store will get a $500 bonus, and the winner has a year to claim their prize.

Cranberry Township officials request residents to voluntarily reduce water usage due to heat and low rainfall.

A customer won $1 million from a scratch-off ticket sold at Giant Eagle in Penn Hills. The store will get a $5,000 bonus, and the winner has a year to claim the prize.

Pittsburgh has named a street after Gus and Yiayia’s Cart to honor the local food stand's long-standing presence and community impact, especially after the death of longtime owner Gus Kalaris.

The University of Pittsburgh leases hotel and off-campus apartments to accommodate an influx of freshmen, causing concerns among parents about costs and logistics.

Pittsburgh residents attend hearings to discuss the Pittsburgh Public Schools' plan to close nine schools and reconfigure others, aiming to address declining enrollment and resource use.