The Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium is launching the first phase of its revitalization, adding a new entrance, giraffe barn, and orangutan habitat over 5-7 years.

Allegheny County breaks ground on a new ADA-compliant pedestrian trail at Settlers Cabin Park, promising safer and more accessible pathways for visitors.

The Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium welcomed two rescued bald eagles, Justice and Liberty, who are non-releasable due to injuries and will be used for educational purposes.

Pittsburgh's Deer Management Program resumes to control deer overpopulation in city parks, through regulated archery hunting by approved hunters, with specific rules for park visitors.

The Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium has regained AZA accreditation, reflecting its commitment to high standards in animal welfare, conservation, and education after overcoming past disagreements.

Bushy Run Battlefield reopens after a tornado in June forced its closure. Cleanup has been done and the park is ready for visitors with free tours during the reopening weekend.

Fayette County breaks ground on a new walking trail at Dunlap Creek Park, enhancing local recreation and tourism as part of its Parks Master Site Development Plan.

Millennium Park's baseball field in Bethel Park is closed for lighting upgrades beginning July 29, with no specified reopening date. Other park areas remain open.

Sheepskin Trail in Fayette County receives a $1 million federal grant to help extend the trail, with ambitions to enhance tourism and the local economy.

Bethel Park acknowledges two families, the Clarks and Robert Snyder, for their outstanding landscaping efforts in front and back yards, reflecting the community's pride and spirit.

Allegheny County introduces the first low-vision tennis courts in the U.S., designed for visually impaired players to participate alongside sighted peers using "sound ball" tennis.

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