Good morning, Pittsburgh.

Eradicate Hate hosts a summit today for 1,700 attendees as part of year-round programs that include training 330 students in 10 schools & offering local support through its Reach Out hub.

The nonprofit was formed after a Squirrel Hill attack to counter hate in our community.

The Catholic Diocese held its first FestPGH on Saturday at FNB Stadium on the South Shore with live music, local artwork, activities, and an evening Mass.

Bishop Mark Eckman (who based the idea on talks with parish members) said he is unsure if the festival will return next year.

The first-ever Slow Tech Festival took place yesterday at the Children's Museum, offering kids the chance to explore vintage technology plus learn phone conversation skills as an alternative to smartphones to foster healthy development.

Heavy rain on Sunday caused flooding in Canton Township, prompting a state of emergency and water rescues.

Residents reported cars being submerged on Jefferson Avenue and debris floating in the streets as officials coordinated relief efforts.

The Allegheny County Sanitary Authority hosted its 24th annual open house, where visitors saw a new lab module along the Ohio River — a project to expand water treatment capacity — and enjoyed hands-on activities including a 2,000-gallon interactive fish tank while celebrating 80 years of operation.

The Pittsburgh Bureau of Police held an expo — letting community members view operations and ask questions to build trust between officers and residents.

Brandon Lowe hit a go-ahead two-run homer in the eighth that gave the Pirates a 6-5 win over the Royals on Saturday night (PNC Park).

His blast broke a club record for home runs at PNC and helped the team improve to 78-77.

In a challenging Week 1 contest, the Steelers struggled to move the ball – finishing with one touchdown on 22 drives against the Patriots on Sunday in Foxborough; the team will adjust its offensive line and receiver routes ahead of Week 2.

The Steelers will face the Patriots for Week 2 with two players out after injuries sidelined cornerback Joey Porter Jr. and wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr., while offensive tackle Troy Fautanu (questionable) is being monitored after practice.

In a preseason game, Pittsburgh Steelers running back Rico Dowdle left the contest with a toe injury after a brief return in the third quarter — the team is exploring other options for his role in upcoming matchups.

Rafael Flores Jr. hit a go-ahead two-run homer in the eighth to lift the Pirates to a 4-3 win over the Royals on Sunday, completing a series sweep.