Pittsburgh gets a mostly dry Saturday before showers and thunderstorms arrive overnight. Sunday brings cooler temperatures, heavier rain chances and a marginal severe-weather risk.

Pittsburgh Water is targeting more than 42 miles of sewer and major mains with a $53.9 million PENNVEST-backed rehabilitation plan across nine neighborhoods.

Allegheny County Jail is putting 100 biometric watches on its most medically vulnerable people. The roughly $740,000 rollout is designed to catch crises sooner.

Rochester businesses report sales declines as high as 80% during the Adams Street closure. PennDOT now hopes to reopen the road by Labor Day.

Washington County commissioners approved a $41.2 million public safety building after a split vote over cost, scope and emergency communications spending.

Great Lakes Brewing is opening its first Pennsylvania airport bar at Pittsburgh International, with Dortmunder Gold, Christmas Ale and brewpub-inspired food arriving in late fall.

Pittsburgh-area suburbs are writing their own e-bike rules as sales surge and Harrisburg weighs a statewide reset.

Westmoreland residents are demanding answers and tougher local rules as a massive data center proposal advances near the former Alcoa campus.

Pittsburgh's Kamin Science Center is opening a three-story electric go-kart track with 40-mph daytime races and adults-only night sessions.

Pittsburgh buyers want more condos and townhouses, but rising costs and financing hurdles are slowing the projects meant to deliver them.

Pittsburgh gets a sunny, hot Friday before thunderstorms arrive Saturday night and linger through Sunday. Next week stays unsettled.

The Wexford I-79 interchange reconstruction has reached the halfway point, with flyover beams now in place and overnight freeway closures expected to ease.

Pittsburgh’s K&L Gates Center is being marketed for sale through a receivership process, years after a major mortgage default. The law firm has already committed to another 15 years in the tower.