Pittsburgh International Airport's passenger satisfaction has risen amid a terminal project, tying for 12th among medium-sized airports in J.D. Power's rankings.

Route 28 in Pittsburgh reopened before 9 a.m. following a police activity closure since 2 a.m. near the East Ohio Street interchange. Delays may persist.

Spring Garden Road in Reserve reopened after reconstruction, bus detours ended, and normal traffic resumed, enhancing local infrastructure and convenience.

PennDOT plans for a significant overhaul of the Parkway East Squirrel Hill interchange, aimed at improving safety and reducing congestion for the daily traffic of 100,000 vehicles.

Pittsburgh plans to install automated red light cameras at select intersections to address traffic violations and enhance road safety as part of the Vision Zero initiative.

Pittsburgh International Airport plans to showcase its new landside terminal at an open house before its official opening, offering a preview of the facility and its modern features.

PennDOT will close Parkway East in Pittsburgh for weekend construction. Detours are in place as the closure affects travel from the Squirrel Hill Tunnel to the Edgewood/Swissvale interchange.

A water main break in Peters Township caused geysers and significant damage, particularly impacting a historic home and the infrastructure on McCombs Road.

Paving work for the University Line bus rapid transit project in Oakland will cause lane closures and bus stop suspensions on Forbes Avenue over the weekends.

Enforcement of new red bus lanes in Downtown Pittsburgh will begin Sunday, with violators facing fines approaching $200. These lanes are reserved for buses and emergency vehicles and have been marked to prevent misuse.

Andy Warhol Bridge in Pittsburgh will close for inspection July 21–25 & July 28–Aug 1. Use Rachel Carson Bridge, Fort Duquesne Blvd for detours.

Pittsburgh's Parkway North commuters face detours due to Veterans Bridge repairs, with lane crossovers and ramp closures affecting travel into the city.

The TSA has announced travelers in the US no longer need to remove their shoes at airport security, a policy change aiming to speed up screening without compromising safety.