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.

Bailey Run Road's 400 block reopens on July 31 after construction, while another section will close for upgrades through October 2024, affecting daily traffic in East Deer.

Chestnut Street in Pittsburgh's Northside has been restored, blending historic charm with modern features like ADA-compliant ramps, and is now open for traffic.

A water main break on Helen Street near St. Mary Ukrainian Orthodox Parish in McKees Rocks disrupted residents and caused flooding. Crews were dispatched and aimed to restore service by noon.

Pittsburgh's Bennett Street is set for a traffic safety overhaul to lower speeds and increase safety, with minor commute disruptions expected during implementation.

Stanton Avenue's second project phase begins, focusing on bike lanes and safety upgrades, with Mayor Gainey highlighting its importance for accessibility and equity.

Pittsburgh International Airport adjusts TSA PreCheck processing to a different checkpoint during peak hours to reduce lengthy security lines, as part of a larger $1.5 billion modernization project.

Severe storms on the East Coast forced eight flights to divert to Pittsburgh, including an international flight from Denmark, as heavy rains affected travel and local events.

Pittsburgh International Airport adjusts security checkpoints for TSA PreCheck passengers from 4-7 a.m., due to increased early morning traffic. Flyers should plan for extra arrival time.