Good morning, Pittsburgh.

Mobile grocery trucks served Pittsburgh public housing communities in the 1950s by delivering essential food when local stores were scarce.

Converted buses and trucks became a crucial resource for residents in neighborhoods like the Hill District.

Macy’s donated $10,000 to a local nonprofit that helps graduates pick workplace-ready outfits and receive style advice.

The donation was made yesterday to support recent graduates as they transition to work in Pittsburgh.

UPMC announced Tuesday that it will cut 200 jobs and cancel 300 open positions (non-clinical roles) to better align services with patient needs.

The healthcare company promises enhanced severance and benefits for affected staff at its local facilities.

The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra has extended Music Director Manfred Honeck’s contract through the 2032/2033 season, marking his 25-year tenure (the longest in the orchestra’s 131-year history).

He will lead upcoming international tours (including an appearance at the Salzburg Festival in August).

Longtime Pittsburgh rock band The Clarks performed at the mayor’s office in the City-County Building on Wednesday, June 10 to mark their 40th anniversary (Mayor Corey O’Connor signed a proclamation in their honor).

Their celebration continues Saturday night at Stage AE and was streamed on Facebook.

Pain Clinic, a Pittsburgh hardcore band, released its debut album Love Hurts on June 1.

The band will host a hometown release show on June 20 at New Kensington’s Preserving Underground (featuring local acts including Madman and Savage Primal Impulse), promising a raucous local experience.

On June 4, the North Hills School Board approved a $101.6M budget for the 2026-27 school year—this includes a near-maximum property tax rate increase expected to add about $2.5M in revenue and a new five-year contract for over 100 support personnel.

After strong storms swept through overnight in Pittsburgh, today brought partly sunny skies with mid-80s highs and scattered showers expected later.

Forecasters warn that Friday may see stronger storms and even the possibility of tornadoes if the cold front delays its arrival.

Western PA faces three Impact Days (starting today) with scattered storms before noon, hot, humid conditions, and mid-90s feels like temperatures; Friday may see a severe alert as a cold front brings stronger winds and hail east of Pittsburgh.

Parkway East will shut down on July 10 for 25 days as PennDOT crews demolish the Commercial Street Bridge and slide a new bridge into place — affecting over 100,000 vehicles and prompting officials to advise commuters to plan alternate routes.

Honda is recalling 880,514 vehicles nationwide for a suspension defect that may cause rear subframe failure, and Pennsylvania owners will get mail alerts after July 7 to schedule free inspections and repairs.

Crooked Creek Lake in Burrell Township was closed last week because water testing found high E. coli levels — similar issues led to a temporary shutdown of Youghiogheny River Lake near Confluence; officials say heavy rain has increased bacterial runoff and regular testing will continue to ensure safety.

Pirates pitcher Paul Skenes stopped at a local Little League practice (Vestal Field in McCandless) on Monday and tossed warm-up pitches with starstruck kids before returning to PNC Park.

He also signed autographs and reminded everyone of the joy of the game.

Blacktop Mojo and Guests

8-11 p.m. — Thunderbird Café & Music Hall — General Admission — Experience the raw energy of Blacktop Mojo and Anything But Human live in concert.

The Clarks in Concert

7:00-8:30 p.m. — Stage AE — Ticket prices vary — Experience an evening of authentic rock music with The Clarks, known for their raw performances and genuine sound.

Miami Marlins vs. Pittsburgh Pirates: Slippery Rock Day

12:10–2:05 p.m. — PNC Park — $10 Loaded Value and special ticket pricing available — Celebrate Slippery Rock Day with baseball, alumni mingling, and exclusive giveaways.

Breakthrough Basketball Camp

June 16-18 — ALL AMERICAN+ Field House — $97 for observing coaches — Improve ball handling and scoring skills at this high-intensity youth basketball camp.

Infinity Song Performance

7-8:30 p.m. — Spirit Lodge — Fee-free, cash-only tickets available — Experience the harmonious sounds of Infinity Song with Khatumu live in concert.

Savannah Dexter Concert

8 p.m. — Jergel's Rhythm Grille — $32.65 - $44.15 — Experience an electrifying night with Savannah Dexter's live performance at Jergel's.

Algernon Cadwallader Live

8-11 p.m. — Thunderbird Café & Music Hall — Entry info pending — Enjoy a night of energetic tunes from the beloved punk band with a fresh album and original lineup.

Foghat Live Performance

7:30-10:30 p.m. — The Palace Theatre — Cost TBA — Rock out with the legendary Foghat, a band that’s been thrilling audiences for over four decades.

Roméo and Juliette

3-6 p.m. — New Hazlett Theater — Ticket prices vary — Experience a fresh, immersive production of Gounod’s Roméo & Juliette in Pittsburgh.

Passion Pit Concert

7-9 p.m. — Stage AE — Ticket prices vary — Experience the vibrant sounds of Passion Pit with friends dancing along.