A contractor struck a major water main around 3 p.m. Tuesday, leaving parts of Waynesburg with low pressure or no water as crews work to isolate and repair the break.

Penn Hills received a $3 million grant from Pennsylvania's Multimodal Transportation Fund for road and sidewalk improvements, with work starting in 2027.

Pittsburgh’s ticket‑by‑mail expansion generated roughly 310,000 citations in 2025 and about $2M more in enforcement revenue as cameras and plate readers spread across the city.

Motorists in Harrison Township are finding razor-sharp metal fragments in tires after driving on Route 28; tire shops are busy and officials are sweeping the roads.

A rock slide on Route 28 near Pittsburgh prompted a lane closure and traffic delays, affecting the southbound side between Hulton Bridge and Powers Run Road.

Pittsburgh announces plans to revamp Smithfield Street, improving pedestrian safety, access, and aesthetics, with bidding soon to start for the initial phase.

Pittsburgh's light rail system faces a major power outage due to an overhead line failure, causing significant service suspensions and reliance on limited shuttle buses for commuters.

Aer Lingus will start direct flights from Pittsburgh to Dublin in May 2026, enhancing business and cultural ties, also facilitating sporting events travel.

A water main break flooded a section of Route 51 in Brentwood, resulting in road closures, with partial reopening expected by evening. The incident highlighted aging infrastructure concerns.

A water main break in Mount Lebanon has left 75 customers without water and caused property damage. Repairs are underway with service expected to resume later in the day.

Pittsburgh International Airport opened its new $1.7 billion terminal featuring enhanced amenities like a consolidated security checkpoint, a smart parking garage, and expanded dining options.

A water main break in Scott Township caused flooding and road closures, with emergency crews responding to protect homes; damage and restoration timelines are unclear.

Pittsburgh rail service downtown will be suspended for electrical repairs, affecting commuters. Shuttle buses will replace trains, and officials advise adding 20 minutes to travel time.