Severe storms in Pittsburgh cause power outages leading to school delays and closures. Restoration efforts are underway, with power expected to return by Monday evening.

Duquesne University President Ken Gormley is to resign in 2026, becoming chancellor. He led notable initiatives and will focus on a new book during a sabbatical.

Pittsburgh's Mayor and HACP board members participate in a Public Housing Walk to address housing issues and discuss future policies that meet real community needs.

Overdose deaths in Westmoreland County declined by 16% in 2024, as community efforts like Sage's Army contribute to the fight against substance abuse. Fentanyl remains the main cause of such fatalities.

Pittsburgh Public Schools administration supports the majority of a feasibility study's school consolidation plan affecting twelve schools, aiming for equity and sustainability despite some resistance.

A Pennsylvania lottery ticket worth $1,000 per week for life was sold in Latrobe, with the option for a $1 million lump sum. The winner remains unidentified.

A $500,000 winning lottery ticket was sold at JCB Penn LLC in Westmoreland County, matching all five Cash 5 numbers. The retailer earns a $500 bonus, and winners have a year to claim their prize.

A bald eagle pair at U.S. Steel's Irvin Plant is nurturing their second egg, with the first one laid earlier in the month. The site reflects environmental recovery, and the nesting is live-streamed for viewers.

A Cash 5 lottery ticket won $600,000 in Westmoreland County, PA, and was sold at The Little Store in New Kensington, which also gets a $5,000 bonus. The winner has yet to claim the prize.

A Washington County, Pennsylvania resident won $175,354.63 playing the PA Lottery's "Premier Jackpot" online game, highlighting the convenience and potential of online lottery participation.

MAWC urges over 120,000 customers to conserve water following a spike in demand due to cold weather, addressing increased usage and leaks in the Pittsburgh area.

A donkey named Jill was rescued from an icy pond in Cranberry Township by diverse emergency teams, with her owners expressing deep gratitude for the successful effort.

A person in Allegheny County won $1.4 million in the Pennsylvania Lottery's online "Merry & Bright" game. The PA Lottery offers a range of online games via its website and app.