Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 4th of October.
Good morning, Pittsburgh.
Drivers on Parkway East are dealing with new Bathtub traffic restrictions that began last night and will stay in place 24 hours a day until August, 2027.
Local community members in Fayette County will take part in the annual tractor ride to raise funds for UPMC Children’s Hospital, with organizers expecting a strong turnout soon.
Millvale Library broke ground on two new buildings for its tool lending program, set to store over 1,000 items like ladders, weed whackers, and drop cloths.
Local leaders say the space — meant to improve access and safety — is slated for completion by December.
Dozens gathered in Green Tree on Saturday afternoon to rally for saving 'skill games' before the Oct.
13 removal deadline.
Trundle Manor, Anton and Rachel Miriello’s private home in Swissvale, now offers free tours of a quirky museum (showcasing taxidermy, vintage collections and curiosities).
Tours are available in the evenings and on weekends with donations accepted.
The Dollar Energy Fund’s Hardship Program is accepting utility assistance applications from households facing disconnection until Sept.
30 (applications can be submitted online via MyApp Connect or in person at local community partners).
University of Pittsburgh and UPMC researchers are testing an experimental vaccine that may prevent some breast cancers before they turn invasive.
The trial builds on decades of research by Dr. Olivera Finn and could lead to new preventive treatments.
Lyle Odelein, a longtime NHL defenseman who played for the Pittsburgh Penguins—famed for winning a Stanley Cup with Montreal in 1993—died at 58 on Friday as confirmed by teams on social media.
He spent 16 NHL seasons and lived in the area.
Sophomore quarterback Mason Heintschel suffered a torn ACL in Friday’s game against Virginia Tech in Blacksburg and is now out for the season as an MRI confirmed the injury today.
Backup quarterback Holden Geriner stepped in to lead Pitt to a 35-33 win.
The Penguins welcomed fans back today at PPG Paints Arena as they kicked off their season against the Canadiens—marking their 60th anniversary season.
The home opener saw strong local support in the iconic venue.
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