Good morning, Pittsburgh.

Several Pittsburgh-area communities are losing residents and experts say local planners could turn this trend into new opportunities if they adjust strategies.

The analysis explains that a smaller population does not always mean a weaker community and may allow for more focused neighborhood improvement.

Galaxie Electronics closed its Squirrel Hill location on Saturday after 30 years of selling and repairing turntables and speakers as its owners retired (Jerry's Records thanked the business for decades of service).

The National Aviary now displays a new harpy eagle that many say is a once-in-a-lifetime sight—visitors can come today to admire its exotic look and learn about its habitat.

Pittsburgh will mark America 250 with festivities that debuted on Sunday as Heinz History Center CEO Andy Masich detailed reenactments, historical storytelling and a 21-and-over birthday bash set for June 25 (with part 2 airing on Sunday, June 28 on WTAE Channel 4).

Downtown Juneteenth celebrations ended peacefully Sunday after a Friday juvenile fight spurred a chaperone policy requiring kids to be accompanied at Market Square — attendees reported calm as programming aimed at older adults continued, with plans for an indoor performance by the Pittsburgh Symphony next year.

The Carnegie Museum of Natural History will open its immersive Egypt on the Nile exhibition on May 1, 2027 & replace Polar World.

The exhibit explores ancient Egyptian life and nature using 400 objects that span more than 5,000 years.

A $1.5 million state transportation grant announced in May will broaden Pittsburgh’s POGOH bike share system beyond the city for the first time.

Officials said the expansion will reach suburban neighborhoods in the near future — boosting local transit options.

A local event raised nearly $450K for sarcoma research in Pittsburgh — a boost for advancing treatment studies.

Organizers say the funds will support ongoing research and critical medical innovations.

The Pirates lost 2-1 to the Rockies as Paul Skenes made his seventh consecutive start without a win (sparking controversy over his performance).

Noah Hiles described an unexpected moment when three Pittsburgh soccer fans joined him at a World Cup event (in Philadelphia), an encounter he called a 'once in a lifetime' experience that highlights local passion for the sport.

On Sunday, June 21, Nick Gonzalez and Bryan Reynolds homered to lead the Pirates to an 8 to 6 win over the Rockies and salvage the three-game series (the team will face Seattle next Tuesday at home).

Jonathan Baldwin drove his son Jaden to a 7-on-7 football tournament at the University of Arizona on June 8 — where Jaden impressed as a standout wide receiver like his father.

The event highlighted the strong family connection to Pitt football.

Pirates player Brandon Lowe (who overcame infertility struggles) now celebrates fatherhood as his greatest gift.

His inspiring journey brings a personal side to sports and family life today.

Speed Dating for Singles in Pittsburgh

7-9 p.m. — Smiling Moose Brewing — Ticket required — Meet up to 12 potential matches in a fun and safe environment for a chance at love.

TopGolf Fundraiser Event

6-9 p.m. — Topgolf Pittsburgh — Join for a fun night of golfing, snacks, and drinks — Support a great cause benefiting children in need of permanent families.

Cincinnati Reds vs. Pittsburgh Pirates

6:00-7:10 p.m. — PNC Park — $10 Loaded Value included — Celebrate West Virginia University Night with baseball and exclusive giveaways.

Knights of the Arcade Comedy Show

— 75 minutes — Arcade Comedy Theater — $15, $10 for college students — Experience a hilarious D&D comedy adventure with audience participation and charismatic characters.

Devora Live Performance

6:00 – 10:30 PM — Crafthouse Stage & Grill — Ticket prices vary — Experience the unique fusion of outlaw country and dark pop with multimedia artistry by DEVORA.

Tunes At The Terminal: PAPPY SOLO

5-8 p.m. — Strip District Terminal — Free entry — Enjoy live local music in a vibrant atmosphere at one of Pittsburgh's iconic gathering spots.

Speed Dating for Singles in Pittsburgh

7-9 p.m. — Smiling Moose Brewing — $30 ticket — Meet up to 12 potential matches in a fun and friendly atmosphere.

WILLIS Concert

8-9:30 p.m. — Thunderbird Café & Music Hall — Entry for 18+ or with guardians — Experience the evolving sound of indie rock with WILLIS and The Booyah! Kids.

Love in the Club

8:30 – 11:59 PM — Thunderbird Café & Music Hall — $27.84 — A vibrant night of 2000s R&B and hip hop dance hits awaits.

MK Fullerton / LOWREV Album Release Show

6-10 p.m. — Thunderbird Café & Music Hall — $29.39 to $51.37 — Catch MK Fullerton and LOWREV as they celebrate their album release with special guests Jaxon and Kid Tigrrr.