Jim Quinn, a renowned conservative radio host and DJ in Pittsburgh, has died at age 82, leaving behind a legacy in broadcasting and influence on future radio personalities.

A $1 million Jumbo Bucks scratch-off ticket was sold at Fueland in Pittsburgh's Carrick. The PA Lottery confirmed this wasn't an April Fool's joke, and the store will receive a $5,000 bonus. Winners should sign their ticket and call the Lottery.

The Department of the Auditor General found UPMC mismanaged over $350,000 in a Community HealthChoices contract, resulting in unrecoverable losses and inefficiency.

Hopewell Area School District switched to remote learning due to a bus driver shortage, as Superintendent Jeff Beltz and his team tried to manage the situation. The district sought new drivers and aimed to resume in-person classes soon.

Brittnee Boot, a 31-year-old single mom, won $1 million from a scratch-off lottery ticket at a Fayette County sports bar, after initially planning to stop playing. She intends to invest the winnings and buy her family a new home.

Harness driver Hunter Myers, 27, tragically died in a racing accident, and was honored by the racing community at The Meadows with a remembrance walk.

The Pittsburgh Public Schools district postponed a vote on closing 14 schools after community pushback, wanting further analysis and community confidence in the decision-making process.

The Pittsburgh Planning Commission voted against designating the former gay bar Donny's Place as a historic landmark, possibly leading to its demolition for townhomes.

Pennsylvania has begun distributing "Pennsylvania Money Match" checks to return unclaimed property to residents without the usual claim process, with 7,400 individuals receiving a collective total of over $1.7 million.

Nurses at Butler Memorial Hospital picket for safer conditions, following an uptick in violence, including an incident where a nurse was assaulted. They demand metal detectors and criticize management's response amidst contract negotiations.

The iconic Homer City Generating Station in Indiana County, PA, is scheduled for implosion to make way for redevelopment, with strict safety measures enforced by local authorities.

An Allegheny County resident won a $5 million prize from a $50 scratch-off ticket sold at Chocolate & Chances in Pittsburgh, with the store receiving a $10,000 bonus.

Sharon Regional Medical Center reopens under new ownership by Tenor Health, with plans for a partial service revival including emergency and various departments.