Meridian Road in Richland will close temporarily for the St. Barnabas Charities Free Care 5K on August 3, from 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m., between Bakerstown and Gibsonia Road.

Spring Garden Road between Beech Street and Williams Road will be closed starting August 12 for essential upgrades, including new inlets and drainage system repairs. The 7 Spring Garden bus route will be diverted, with 23 stops temporarily suspended.

Changes to traffic patterns on Baileys Run Road in East Deer are announced, including the July 31 reopening of the 400 block and the closure of a new section for improvements.

Fayette County finalizes loans for three key infrastructure projects via its Infrastructure Bank, totaling over $4.1 million for municipal improvements.

Councilperson Erika Strassburger is set to introduce legislation for red light enforcement systems in Pittsburgh to improve safety, with a press conference planned for discussions on impact and implementation.

A water main break on Route 51 in Uniontown has caused traffic disruptions, with reduced lanes and detours as repairs continue without a specified timeline for completion.

Upgrades to pedestrian crossings at Herron and Melwood Avenue in Polish Hill, which will include a speed table and new markings, will begin on July 25th, 2024, aiming to improve safety.

A section of Stebbins Avenue in Pittsburgh between Brookline Blvd. and Trelona Way is closed due to a water main break, with detours in place until Saturday.

Pennsylvania's AG is suing Pittsburgh contractor John McDonald and his company over illegal practices, unfinished work, and failure to refund customers.

A water tanker crash on Route 21 in Fayette County caused road closures and significant traffic delays; there were no injuries, and investigations are ongoing.

Repairs on Highland Bridge begin July 22, causing detours and potential delays for about 50 days. One Northbound lane remains open and detour routes are marked for Southbound traffic. Work hours are 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday to Friday.

A Microsoft outage caused flight disruptions across the US, including at Pittsburgh International Airport, affecting many airlines and other businesses globally.

Pittsburgh's DOMI is replacing temporary traffic measures with permanent ones at Negley and Bryant, including concrete curb extensions and new crosswalks, aiming to enhance safety with minimal traffic disruption.