Good morning, Pittsburgh.

Giant Eagle and Market District announced today a collaboration with chef Curtis Stone to launch Dine In with Stone (a new line of refrigerated meals that heat in 5 minutes).

The range offers eight distinct options (prices starting at $10.99) available at select stores.

OnStage Pittsburgh is a small publication covering theater, opera, and jazz that offers weekly listings for local performances.

The publication plans to convert to nonprofit (501(c)(3)) status to support arts journalism by offering stipends to its team.

Brookline Teen Outreach provides after school support—dinner, clubs, and homework help—for 270 local youth aged 10 to 18 while fostering connections that build confidence and community; the nonprofit will soon launch its end-of-year giving campaign to fund free services.

Eligible TSA PreCheck members can now access secure areas at Pittsburgh International Airport with the new Gateside program, which lets them meet loved ones, shop, and dine without a booked flight.

They must apply 1-3 days before a visit and bring a valid Real ID.

UPMC Rehabilitation Institute celebrated one year of its monthly adaptive esports program on Sunday, Oct.

11 at its Pittsburgh facility. The event featured special controllers (customized to each player’s abilities) that support rehabilitation and encourage active engagement.

The Steelers are without star receiver Michael Pittman Jr. for at least four weeks after he worsened his foot injury during practice (he is expected to return in Week 10 against the Bengals).

The Pittsburgh Steelers are without six players for the Colts game today, including running back Rico Dowdle.

Jaylen Warren will see more action as backups fill in for injured starters.

During today's game against the Colts, the Steelers lost wide receivers Roman Wilson and Ben Skowronek to injuries in the first half; Wilson hurt his left hand and wrist and Skowronek left due to a calf injury, prompting the team to shift play to Brandon Smith.