Good morning, Pittsburgh.

Nebby Nick Tommarello ventures into Laurel Caverns in Fayette County on his show Nebbin’ Around Town.

Guided by David Cale, who once owned the cave, he learns about its 1794 discovery and the science of fear (with Dr. Greg Siegle) while uncovering hidden beauty underground.

Pitt professors say a new federal loan rule may force some degree programs to lose funds by 2028 (data collection began Oct.

1). They warn that early education, social work, and arts programs could close if enrollment falls when students lose federal loans.

Western Pennsylvania Conservancy is teaming with Riverlife to install a new floating wetland along Pittsburgh's rivers — the project aims to enhance local river habitats and is set for installation soon.

A recent inspection at Allegheny County Jail uncovered Legionella bacteria in cell blocks, posing potential health risks to inmates (officials are reviewing safety protocols).

A new Pennsylvania law makes most vape products illegal to sell unless state approved (each unapproved item will incur a $500 fine) starting Oct.

19; stores selling these products will face penalties.

Allegheny Health Network opened Allegheny County’s first breast milk depot at AHN Jefferson Hospital inside its Healthy Food Center, where donors drop off milk (every Monday, Wednesday and Friday) to support vulnerable newborns.

The milk is stored, screened and pasteurized at the Mid-Atlantic Mother’s Milk Bank for hospital use.

After a promising start by first-year quarterback Corey Dailey—a 75-yard touchdown pass—Pitt struggled against Boston College when two interceptions led to a 27-21 loss.

The Panthers, now 5-2, will travel to face No. 1 Miami next week to try to turn things around.

On Oct. 18, 2026, the #1 Cochran Sports Showdown aired on KDKA-TV, with Jason Mackey + Jeff Hathhorn + Mike DeCourcy joining host Rich Walsh.

The broadcast gave local fans clear talk on game sound and key sports topics.