Pittsburgh ranks 17th on the ACSM/Elevance Health Foundation Fitness Index, climbing 12 spots and now outperforming Buffalo, Cleveland, Philadelphia, and Columbus in various health metrics.

The Hempfield Area School District is installing weapon detectors in response to a past incident involving guns to enhance security at its schools. Parents and alumni largely support the measure despite concerns over its effectiveness.

Pittsburgh is allocating up to $2 million annually to provide legal representation for tenants facing eviction. The Lawyer of the Day Program has assisted over 1,600 households since October 2022.

Westmoreland County is proceeding with the demolition of two floodplain houses with no public objection, to be replaced by green spaces, funded by the CDBG Program. Public comments are open until July 29, 2024.

Bethel Park invites the community to "National Night Out" on August 6 for free food, activities, and a chance to meet local law enforcement at Miner’s Memorial Park.

A Pennsylvania Exxon gas station has sold a $1 million winning lottery ticket for the second time, granting a large bonus to both a patron and the retailer.

John Peck, former Westmoreland County DA known for his integrity and dedication to justice, passed away at 77, leaving a profound personal and professional legacy.

The Westmoreland County Back to School Fall Family Funfest provides free, family-friendly activities and resources to celebrate the end of summer before the school year begins.

Funeral and visitation services were held for Corey Comperatore, a former firefighter killed at a Trump rally, drawing community tributes and sparking a fundraising effort.

Mayor Gainey launches the City in the Streets Initiative in Pittsburgh to encourage civic engagement through a block-party style event, aimed at offering services and understanding local challenges.

Allegheny County implements a chaperone policy for public pools requiring visitors under 16 to be accompanied by an adult to enhance safety and enjoyment.

Pittsburgh is opening six CitiParks Healthy Active Living Centers as Cooling Centers on July 15-16, due to high temperatures. Locations are Beechview, Brighton Heights, Greenfield, Homewood, Sheraden, and South Side, open from 8 AM to 7 PM.

CitiParks designates six Healthy Active Living Centers as Cooling Centers in Pittsburgh to provide relief from expected 90-degree temperatures on July 10.