Good morning, Pittsburgh.

Allegheny County Airport, built in 1931, celebrated its 95th anniversary yesterday with officials noting that it hosted aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart (renowned for her flights) and First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt, marking decades of service to the Pittsburgh region.

Mount Lebanon officials hosted the two‑mile Hometown Torch Run on Friday along Washington Road to support Special Olympics Pennsylvania athletes, finishing at Mount Lebanon High School (around 100 participants joined).

Panda Fest, an Asian street food festival featuring over 80 vendors (including a marketplace, art demonstrations, and musical performances), debuts in Station Square.

Panda Fest, one of the largest Asian street food festivals in the U.S., debuted today at Station Square (a popular local venue) and offers a variety of Asian street foods and live cultural performances for community members.

Allegheny Valley School District has received a $300K state grant to install a new solar energy system at Acmetonia Elementary School and lower utility costs while incorporating renewable energy into the curriculum.

The board approved the project to address rising expenses and support civic leadership.

A Carnegie Mellon professor (believed to have tenure) on sabbatical is facing backlash after controversial social media comments led to reported doxxing and threats, with university officials boosting security while remaining silent on a review of her academic status.

Arnold Palmer Regional Airport in Westmoreland County secured an $850K grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation Friday (under the Small Community Air Service Development program) to attract a new airline for service to Myrtle Beach or Florida.

Negotiations will soon begin to restore air service.

The City of Pittsburgh restarted its deer management program this weekend by expanding archery hunts to include Sheraden Park and Spring Hill Garden and Greenway.

Hunts run Sept. 19 - Dec. 13 and Dec. 26 - Jan. 24, and posted signs urge visitors to remain on trails.

UPMC Vision Institute patient navigators help Pittsburgh residents overcome barriers to care by coordinating services (transportation, interpreter support, and financial assistance).

Providers say contacting a navigator when facing obstacles can improve timely access to treatment.

On Sept. 10, the PA Health Department urged the CDC to publicly report four measles-associated deaths amid its outbreak response & noted over 4,400 MMR doses have been given at pop-up clinics.

The department said it will withdraw its Epi-Aid request if the CDC does not meet its terms.

The Allegheny County Health Department issued a consumer alert Thursday for Saga Hibachi Steakhouse and Sushi Bar in Monroeville after inspectors found live cockroaches, eggs, and grease buildup near food areas; the restaurant must complete a deep clean and treatment before the alert can be lifted.

The Patriots face potential cornerback changes for Sunday's game as starter Carlton Davis is questionable due to a neck injury — the team may rely on Marcus Jones and Charles Woods.

Meanwhile, the Steelers are preparing for lineup shifts with wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. also listed as questionable.

Over 2,500 runners participated in the record-setting FlyBy 5K and 2-Mile Fun Run/Walk last Saturday at Pittsburgh International Airport — they ran on the taxiway for aircraft views and later enjoyed a festival with family activities, with proceeds aiding the airport authority's charity.

The Steelers ruled out cornerback Joey Porter Jr. for today’s Patriots game because of a back injury (conditioning issues contributed) while wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. is questionable and left tackle Troy Fautanu is expected to play; the team may start Asante Samuel Jr. and rookie Germie Bernard as replacements.

On Sept. 17, Pitt played Syracuse at Acrisure Stadium in a game marred by turnovers (with sophomore quarterback Heintschel recording a 43.5% completion rate and 123 yards) while the running game, led by first-year Damon Ferguson Jr., provided brief relief.