Pittsburgh's inbound Armstrong Tunnel is closed for inspection March 6-7 from 9 am to 3 pm. Drivers must follow detour routes.

A Cheswick power plant demolition partially failed, with 70% of the structure falling as planned. Issues with cables caused the problem; the rest is expected to be razed on March 8. The community experienced inconvenience and a dust cloud.

Pittsburgh's Glenwood Bridge will be reduced to one lane each direction starting March 17, 2025, due to preservation work.

Pittsburgh is set to upgrade its traffic and pedestrian infrastructure with state funding, enhancing safety and connectivity across the city, including significant improvements to the North Shore and North Oakland areas.

A large water main break in Bethel Park disrupted traffic on Library Road, affecting residents and businesses. Repair was estimated to take 8-10 hours.

The Pittsburgh City Planning Commission has approved a plan to modernize Market Square, including pedestrian zones and a Market Anchor, with mixed reactions from local businesses.

The Monongahela Incline in Pittsburgh was temporarily closed due to a door issue, with repairs underway and shuttle vans provided for disrupted commuters.

Portions of Pittsburgh's light-rail system will be closed for maintenance; shuttle buses and a local rail car will provide alternative transport during the disruptions.

A fallen tree took down wires across a busy intersection of Route 51 in Allegheny County, causing a road closure and disrupting traffic, but no injuries were reported.

A road closure on Little Sewickley Creek Road due to a slide has set detours via Henry, Camp Meeting, and Magee Roads, with no reopening timeline yet from PennDOT.

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.

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.

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.