Good morning, Pittsburgh.

Allegheny County Executive Sara Innamorato and the Department of Human Services hosted a Community Baby Shower and Resource Fair earlier today to support new and expecting families.

The event connected attendees with the Hello Baby program and promoted expanded paid parental leave (local centers remain available for additional support).

Two Allegheny County stores sold scratch-off tickets that won the top prize yesterday, marking a rare local lottery win.

Pittsburgh hosts a month-long burst of Halloween events this October — from festive film screenings and theatrical shows to costume giveaways and trunk-or-treats at local venues like the North Shore and downtown.

These events, running through Oct. 31, offer family-friendly fun for all ages.

A comprehensive event guide for October features art exhibits, music concerts, festivals, and conventions in Pittsburgh, including locations from Cranberry Township to downtown.

The guide covers events from Oct. 1 through Oct. 23 and offers free and ticketed options for all ages.

Pitt’s peregrine falcon, Red, died after weeks of emergency care for a head injury and lung disease.

He was a well-known sight at the Cathedral of Learning nest since arriving around 2000 — drawing local interest through the live camera feed.

Fall brings risks for pets as ticks and harmful debris threaten their safety, and veterinarian Dr. Mike Hutchinson warns Pittsburgh pet owners to check animals regularly and avoid dangerous foods like splintering chicken wings and Halloween candy.

Allegheny County officials warn that up to 10,000 Medicaid expansion recipients will lose coverage after Jan.

1 if they do not complete new work and documentation requirements, and non-citizen residents may lose coverage as early as Oct. 1; residents are advised to update records and seek further guidance.

The Alexis Joy D'Achille Center for Perinatal Mental Health at West Penn Hospital was founded by Steven D'Achille to provide families with care for perinatal mood and anxiety disorders after his late wife’s crisis.

In less than 10 years, the center has helped more than 20,000 mothers across Western PA.

Yesterday, Pittsburgh City Council approved a measure for Banksville Golden Horizons, a community for adults 55 and older.

Developer Split Rock Real Estate will build 123 homes on a 26.44-acre site with two-car garages and amenities (swimming pool, pickleball courts, golf simulator, community center) with completion in about three years.

Former Steelers returner Ke’Shawn Williams was cut by the Bengals after a poor performance that included a muffed punt — the move was announced Tuesday and he now faces waivers while options remain open for joining a practice squad.

The Penguins will celebrate their 60th anniversary season with special events, giveaways and ticket packages.

The celebration—which kicks off with a pregame ceremony at the home opener against the Montreal Canadiens on Oct. 3—will feature a retro-inspired logo on players’ helmets and exclusive anniversary merchandise for fans.