Pittsburgh Braces for Weather Whiplash: From Foggy Mornings and Cooler Temps to Heatwave Conditions and Storm Threats
The National Weather Service in Pittsburgh forecasts a week of diverse weather, including fog, a cool spell, and a heatwave with chances of storms and severe heat indices near triple digits.
Community Outcry in Edgewood as Man Charged for Knife Threat against Trans Woman, Advocacy Group Demands Attempted Homicide Charge
A man, Darryl Dunn, is charged with ethnic intimidation and simple assault after chasing a trans woman with a knife; a local group demands the charges be elevated to attempted homicide.
Enforcement of Red Bus Lanes in Downtown Pittsburgh Escalates with $200 Fines Starting Sunday
Enforcement of new red bus lanes in Downtown Pittsburgh will begin Sunday, with violators facing fines approaching $200. These lanes are reserved for buses and emergency vehicles and have been marked to prevent misuse.
Pittsburgh's Senator John Heinz History Center Set for Historic Expansion, Plans Revealed for New Wing and Facilities by 2028
The Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh has been approved for a significant expansion, adding 70,000 to 92,000 square feet of new space, which will include a plaza, welcome center, café, classrooms, galleries, and an auditorium.












