Pittsburgh faces cold temperatures and potential lake effect snow showers, with some areas possibly receiving up to 3 inches. The National Weather Service advises caution for travelers as conditions could impact road safety.

Redbeard's Sports Bar in Mount Washington is set to be revamped by new owners into Shiloh Plate & Pour while keeping current staff and aiming to maintain its community appeal.

The Tacos and Tequila Festival, featuring artists like Lil Jon and Chingy, debuts in Washington County with nostalgic 2000s music, food, and entertainment on June 28.

Pittsburgh's Fatal Crash Response Team proposes safety improvements for Oakland intersections after the death of pedestrian Jessie Maroney, including signal changes and 'No Turn on Red' rules.

Two students suffered minor injuries, and seven others were evaluated on site after a school bus in Butler County was involved in a multi-vehicle accident.

A sinkhole in Pittsburgh's Garfield neighborhood partially swallowed a truck, highlighting ongoing infrastructure issues. There were no injuries reported, and the road has since reopened.

A tractor-trailer hit a tollbooth on I-376 in Beaver County, causing damage and a fuel spill, with the driver and service dog injured and taken to the hospital.

The Bluff Street steps near Duquesne University in Pittsburgh will close for repairs from December 27, 2024, to January 8, 2025, necessitating detours for users.

Pittsburgh expects snow showers as a cold front moves in, with less than 1" accumulation in lower areas and more on high terrain.

A water main break in Pittsburgh's Beechview neighborhood caused floods and traffic disruptions, with repairs expected to last approximately 12 hours.

A fire in Connellsville, PA, displaced several families after an apartment building was engulfed in flames. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation. The community is responding to support the evacuees.

The forecast in Pittsburgh predicts cold temperatures, cloud cover, and potential snow, with the chill expected to persist through the weekend and into the following week, posing challenges for both ground and air travel.

Allegheny County has launched its annual Christmas Tree Recycling Program from December 26, 2024, to January 19, 2025, for residents to dispose of their trees sustainably.