Triple Water Main Chaos Slams Aliquippa, Borough Declares Emergency
Aliquippa declared a local state of emergency after three water main breaks disrupted service. Officials directed residents to municipal channels for updates and bottled water information.
Pittsburgh Council Moves To Ban Cooperation With ICE
City council members plan to introduce an ordinance to bar city departments from aiding ICE, following Allegheny County's recent vote and the mayor's pledge not to cooperate. The proposed law would limit data‑sharing and detainers without court orders.
Pittsburgh Pet Cremation Scandal Shocks Harrisburg as House Rushes Crackdown Bill
The Pennsylvania House unanimously passed HB 1750 after an investigation found a Pittsburgh funeral director allegedly mishandled thousands of pets. The bill would force disclosures, certifications and new recordkeeping rules for pet cremation providers.
Pittsburgh Influencer Pleads Guilty to Stalking 11 Women
Brett Michael Dadig pleaded guilty in federal court after prosecutors say he stalked and harassed 11 women across multiple states, using podcasts and social posts to menace victims. Local gyms banned him and federal investigators have been involved.
Stevens & Lee Grabs Bigger Slice Of One PPG Place As Downtown Law Hub Grows
Stevens & Lee has signed a multi‑year lease at One PPG Place, enlarging its downtown Pittsburgh footprint as law firms continue to favor upgraded Class A space. The deal joins a wave of legal-sector moves into the building.












