The PA Attorney General warns against scams after storms damaged southwestern Pennsylvania, urging residents to vet contractors and know their rights.

Pennsylvania is sending over 40,000 Money Match letters to return unclaimed property up to $500 to rightful owners, with checks due by June after identity verification.

Real ID enforcement begins, with travelers needing compliant IDs for domestic flights and secure federal facility access.

Mayor Gainey addresses a compliance check at P*Town bar, acknowledging historical LGBTQIA+ harassment, ensuring it's for safety, not intimidation, and reviewing task force operations.

Pittsburgh hosts its largest-ever marathon weekend with over 46,000 participants and significant economic and charitable impacts, despite recent severe storms.

Bill Deeley, former president of the Punxsutawney Groundhog Club and handler of Punxsutawney Phil, has passed away.

A $1 million "All Cash" lottery ticket was sold at Belmont II in Butler County, marking the second big win in the area for April. The establishment will receive a $5,000 bonus for selling the ticket.

Mayor Ed Gainey is set to address the "Feed the Children – Resource Rally" and Third Annual Youth Thriving Summit in Pittsburgh on Friday, focusing on community needs and youth empowerment.

A Pennsylvania Lottery ticket sold in Allegheny County won a $2.24 million jackpot, which was reported by CBS News Pittsburgh. A Sunoco station will also get a $10,000 bonus.

The South Side Area School District board voted against furloughing four teachers after community protests and union opposition, prompted by a decline in student enrollment.

USGA and Oakmont Country Club pledge $1 million to enhance public golf courses in western Pennsylvania, focusing on affordability and community development, as well as environmental sustainability through consulting and use of the DEACON system.

Extras are sought for the "Hershey" movie, filming in Pittsburgh and Hershey, depicting Milton Hershey's life. The period film requires specific looks and offers pay for participation.

The Hempfield Area School Board has changed the student schedule to address a bus driver shortage, optimizing school start and end times to improve transportation.