Allegheny County announces an "I Voted" sticker contest for high school students to design a nonpartisan sticker, with submissions due by December 20, 2024, and requires parental consent for minors.

Allegheny County DHS announces winter initiatives for the homeless, including 105 extra beds, extended shelter hours, and a new shelter due to open by December 11, plus campaigns for sustainable housing and essential winter item donations.

Steelers rookies visited UPMC Children's Hospital for arts and crafts with patients, while Larry Ogunjobi led a STEM event focusing on technology and education.

Fayette County is considering an ordinance to regulate industrial solar farms amid local opposition and concerns for rural character preservation. A public hearing is set for residents to voice their opinions on the matter.

A Sheetz in Westmoreland County sold a winning Pennsylvania Lottery ticket worth $450,000. The ticket matched all five numbers in the Cash 5 with Quick Cash game.

Pittsburgh's Department of Public Works set to host a yard debris collection event, encouraging residents to compost yard waste like leaves and pumpkins.

Pittsburgh celebrates George B. Vashon's 200th birthday, honoring the African American civil rights advocate with a public event featuring speeches and interactive exhibits.

Nurses at UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital have voted to authorize a strike over concerns about bed closures and understaffing affecting patient care.

An anonymous buyer won a $5 million prize with a $50 scratch-off ticket at Hollywood Casino at the Meadows in Washington County, Pennsylvania. The seller received a $10,000 bonus.

Billboards in Pittsburgh display the image of Lucky, a stolen dog, to encourage tips for his return to his elderly owner, with a $5,000 reward offered.

Father John Moineau will be reassigned to four parishes after resigning for not vetting an employee's criminal record leading to controversy in the Diocese of Greensburg.

Brother’s Brother Foundation sends aid to Hurricane Helene victims and pledges $100,000 to food banks, as highlighted by WPXI and CBS News Pittsburgh.

A $1 million lottery ticket was sold at a Shell gas station in Allegheny County; the winner has one year to claim the prize. The retailer will receive a $10,000 bonus.