Pittsburgh
Morning News
Sunday, November 2nd, 2025
Good morning, Pittsburgh. Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 2nd of November.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ On Saturday, lines formed at Spartan Community Center in Hazelwood as about 150 families came for its monthly food pantry that offered eggs, milk, frozen meat, vegetables, baked goods & pet food. Volunteers reported that many residents rely on SNAP benefits while demand for emergency food boxes has increased ahead of the holidays. CBS Pittsburgh
- ➤ Residents have lined up at Spartan Community Center of Hazelwood—an area hub for those needing help—every first Saturday of the month as they seek support amid uncertain times. The center offers essential resources and guidance to local residents. CBS Pittsburgh
- ➤ Pittsburgh residents can now shape the city's future by using planned giving options offered by The Pittsburgh Foundation — a method that makes legacy-building easier for everyday citizens. Donors can set up tax-advantaged funds to support causes like education, historic preservation, and emergency services. PublicSource
ACCIDENTS NEWS
- ➤ An auto garage in Sheraden was damaged by an overnight fire on Hillsboro Street, with a crew arriving after the flames died down and finding part of its roof collapsed (no injuries were reported). WPXI
- ➤ The Mon Incline went out of service after a car stopped mid-trip (with 15 to 20 passengers aboard) and transit officials began reviewing safety procedures. WPXI
BUSINESS NEWS
- ➤ Giant Eagle held a Penny Exchange Day on Saturday - 200 stores welcomed customers who brought over 100 million pennies to exchange for gift cards worth twice the coins’ value, handing out more than $2 million in rewards. CBS Pittsburgh
ECONOMY NEWS
- ➤ The US Open at Oakmont Country Club generated $288.8 million in economic impact across Pennsylvania with over $200 million coming from Allegheny County—supporting 1,476 jobs. The USGA reported that visitor spending reached $111.5 million and Oakmont will host future U.S. Opens while the organization returns in 2026 with the U.S. Amateur. WPXI
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Pennsylvania's fall turkey season began Saturday in 20 of the state's 22 Wildlife Management Units, and Game Commission officials expect hunters to face tougher conditions this season because there were fewer baby turkeys seen in a summer survey. Hunters must use shotguns with small shot or bows and follow health rules to lower bird flu risk & promptly tag and report any harvested turkeys. WPXI
- ➤ On Saturday at 9:00 a.m., thousands took part in a final stress test at the new Pittsburgh International Airport terminal using all 13 check-in counters and 11 TSA lanes. The airport authority will review the data to make corrections before the planned grand opening — aiming to ensure a smooth experience for future travelers. WTAE
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ The Steelers ruled out safety Chuck Clark and linebacker Cole Holcomb due to illnesses ahead of their Colts clash—Holcomb missed practices while Malik Harrison was activated from injured reserve to cover his spot. The team may adjust its safety lineup with Dugger or Juan Thornhill likely to start. PennLive
- ➤ The Steelers have contacted the Raiders about trading for wide receiver Jakobi Meyers even though they say his price is too high—demanding at least a day two pick while the Bills and Broncos also show interest. Meyers, who has battled injuries, remains active as he continues to play amid ongoing trade talks. PennLive
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The Motet Live Performance
7-9:30 p.m. — Thunderbird Café & Music Hall — Ticket info available — Dance to the infectious grooves of The Motet featuring their new vocalist Sarah Clarke.
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Kathleen Edwards Concert
8-9:30 p.m. — Thunderbird Café & Music Hall — $33.26 to $45.07 — Enjoy an evening with singer-songwriter Kathleen Edwards in a vibrant music venue.
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Messer Chups Concert
8-9:30 p.m. — Thunderbird Café & Music Hall — $26.84+ — Experience the surf rock sounds of Messer Chups alongside local favorites The Yeggs.
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Fortunate Youth Live Concert
2-4:30 p.m. — Spirit — Fee-free, cash-only tickets available — Enjoy an energetic performance from Fortunate Youth with special guest Josh Heinrichs.
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Pinkshift Concert
7-9 p.m. — Thunderbird Café & Music Hall — $25.71 to $35.32 — Catch Pinkshift live with supporting acts LustSickPuppy and Combat for an energizing night of music.
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LØLØ: U TOUR ME ON
7-9:30 p.m. — Spirit — Fee-free cash-only tickets — Experience a night of music with LØLØ and Alex Porat live.
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The Arcadian Wild Concert
7-9:30 p.m. — Thunderbird Café & Music Hall — Ticket prices vary — Experience the genre-blending sounds of The Arcadian Wild in an intimate setting.
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Jonas Brothers 20th Anniversary Tour
7:30-9:00 p.m. — PPG Paints Arena — Ticket prices vary — Celebrate two decades of hits with the Jonas Brothers as they light up the stage in Pittsburgh.
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Taylor Acorn Concert
8-9:30 p.m. — Thunderbird Café & Music Hall — $35.32 — Experience the melodic vibes of Taylor Acorn with a VIP package for an exclusive night.
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Taylor Tomlinson Live
7-8:30 p.m. — Benedum Center for the Performing Arts — Last-minute theater tickets available — Enjoy an evening of laughter with Taylor Tomlinson.
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