Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 10th of August.
Good morning, Pittsburgh.
A private Cessna Citation landed safely (after a flap issue) at Pittsburgh International Airport on Sunday, Aug.
9, with officials guiding the plane to Atlantic Aviation’s hangar and reporting no injuries.
Federal amendment will take effect Nov.
12 and narrow the legal definition of hemp by limiting products to less than 0.4 mg total THC per container (local operator Black Bear Dispensary warns that many offerings will become illegal, risking nearly 40 jobs).
Residents in Youngwood are cleaning up Friday's flooding on North Fifth Street, saying the recurring problem remains unresolved despite a grant secured six years ago to upgrade the pipe (Rep. Eric Nelson visited Saturday, but no work has begun).
Allegheny Health Network now offers GammaTile, a brain cancer treatment that delivers immediate, targeted radiation during surgery for patients with operable brain metastases at Allegheny General Hospital on the North Side.
The innovative therapy (approved by the FDA) could reduce tumor recurrence and shorten recovery time.
Brett Wilson, a two-time cancer survivor, founded the Walking Miracles Family Foundation Cancer Support Center in Pittsburgh to help families manage treatment burdens.
The nonprofit has supported over 900 families since 2012 and is working with local jewelers to fund a fertility preservation initiative — easing long-term effects.
Dr. Christine Peoples of UPMC explains that joint pain may signal more than normal aging, especially when it comes with swelling, redness, or sleep disturbances (signs to watch for).
She advises residents to seek timely care to manage symptoms and improve mobility.
Since March, a state law change cut the seizure-free requirement for drivers with epilepsy from six months to three, which may encourage locals to seek care without fear of job loss.
Dr. Andrea Synowiec of Allegheny Health Network said the update makes driving more accessible + safer for neighbors.
Multiple real estate deals took place in the Fox Chapel area during the week of Aug.
9, with property sales ranging from a symbolic $1 transfer to deals exceeding $1.2 million across communities like Aspinwall, Blawnox, Indiana Township, and O’Hara as reported by RealSTATs.
Ronny Simon and Jake Mangum led the Pirates to snap a losing streak against the Mets on Saturday by delivering strong plays.
Josh Harrison threw a perfect ceremonial first pitch that set the tone for the game.
The Steelers training camp in Latrobe is in its third week today as coaches weigh the roles of running backs Jaylen Warren (30) and Rico Dowdle (13); playing time and touches remain up in the air.
Steeler fans attended an annual night practice at Latrobe Memorial Stadium on Saturday to better suit working schedules.
Many gathered to get autographs and take in a first look at the team's training camp activities, with visitors coming from near & far.
A Pitt volleyball scrimmage was the first event held in the new Victory Heights Arena in Pittsburgh.
Officials said the $240 million arena (in development since 2020) is expected to benefit both students and the local community.
Steeler rookie Riley Nowakowski (No. 37) is working to earn trust in a special teams role during training camp at Heinz Field; he is focused on proving his versatility ahead of the upcoming season.
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