A glass plant in Charleroi, Pennsylvania, is closing, affecting over 300 workers and impacting the local economy. Employees face job loss and relocation challenges.

Reverend Doctor Charissa Howe was named County Correctional Chaplain of the Year by the Pennsylvania Prison Chaplains Association for her service at Allegheny County Jail.

Homewood community calls for street safety following the death of 9-year-old Courtney Carter, killed while biking. They installed a ghost bike memorial and demanded traffic-calming measures.

Pittsburgh city offices and CitiParks facilities will close for Labor Day 2024, affecting refuse collection schedules and recreation facility operations.

A Washington County resident won $726,103.50 in the PA Lottery Cash 5 drawing with a ticket sold at Jefferson Avenue Station.

Allegheny County offices, Courts, and Council will be closed on Labor Day, September 2, 2024. Seasonal pools and spray parks will observe different hours, while golf courses remain open. A car cruise event is scheduled at Deer Lakes Park.

The Pittsburgh Public School District proposes to close 16 schools due to declining enrollment and seeks community feedback through public meetings and online surveys.

Sto-Rox High School celebrated the start of the new school year with a community pep rally and introduced a stricter dress code to focus on academics.

Pittsburgh opens six cooling centers to help residents combat a severe heat wave, offering relief particularly for vulnerable citizens. The centers will operate from 8 AM to 7 PM on days of extreme heat.

St. Januarius Catholic Church in Plum is closing due to financial challenges, with Bishop Zubik confirming the need for costly building repairs. Artifacts will be preserved as congregants transition to other Holy Family Parish churches.

A $1 million winning lottery ticket was sold at Quick Stop in Butler County, PA. The store earns a $5,000 bonus, and officials remind that prizes must be claimed within one year.

A consulting firm proposes closing 16 Pittsburgh schools and opening two new ones, with plans for facility consolidation and community feedback before final decisions.

Former Allegheny County Judge Jeffrey Manning has died at 77 after retiring in 2021. He was known for high-profile cases and his impact on Pittsburgh's legal history.