Interstate 70 in Washington County reopened after a tractor-trailer rollover caused a temporary shutdown, with Hazmat cleanup and traffic detours managed by PennDOT.

An overhead power line fell onto a PRT rail car in Pittsburgh, causing a fire and evacuating 25 passengers. No injuries reported and service resumed by midday after road and transit disruptions.

The Martin Luther King Jr. East Busway in Pittsburgh, closed due to a landslide, is set to reopen Friday with new safety measures, including barriers to prevent future disruptions.

Road repairs on Enlow Road in Findlay and North Fayette are complete, providing better traffic flow and road safety for the average 774 daily drivers.

The Department of Public Works completed roadwork on Lindsey Lane in Plum, ending traffic disruptions and improving the road as part of a $5.9 million contract.

The Pittsburgh Police reported a landslide on Brereton Street in Polish Hill due to a broken water main; no injuries occurred and the busway below was affected.

Plans to make Pittsburgh's Market Square a pedestrian zone are cancelled due to local business owners' concerns about accessibility for deliveries and operations.

The I-79 northbound exit ramp to Neville Island is closed for deck repair until November 25, with detours via Route 65/Emsworth/Sewickley. The closure is part of a $43.9 million infrastructure project.

A fallen tree and downed electrical wires have closed Babcock Boulevard in Shaler Township after Sunday's severe thunderstorms. Traffic is affected between Evergreen Avenue and Schaefer Road as crews work on repairs.

Spring Garden Road in Reserve reopens after infrastructure upgrades, impacting commuters and Pittsburgh Regional Transit bus services for nearly two months.

PRT proposes a bus network redesign in Pittsburgh, aiming for efficiency and expanded coverage without added costs, and seeking public feedback for a 2026 launch.

The Glenwood Bridge in Pittsburgh faces October closures for concrete repairs, affecting traffic and bus routes, as part of a larger $4.4 million preservation project.

PennDOT announces roadworks in Washington County including bridge replacements, tree trimming, and surface patching, possibly affecting commutes starting September 30.