Today's Pittsburgh newscast includes these stories:

• O’Connor launches ‘Main and Main’ for neighborhood business districts
• After East Allegheny shooting, Pittsburgh moves to regulate short-term rentals
• Bakery Square expansion advances with phased traffic-study exemption
• NIOSH rescinds 2025 layoff notices, restoring Pittsburgh-area workers
• Project Pop-Up aims to fill Downtown storefronts before NFL Draft

Today's Pittsburgh newscast includes these stories:

• Tomlin steps down after 19 seasons; Steelers begin search
• PPS procurement report: fewer than 10% contracts bid
• Pickard: Post-Gazette closure threatens democracy, fuels news desert
• Amazon exits Fairywood sortation site, shifts to Findlay facilities
• Bill Powers named Pittsburgh Opera director; promises broader engagement

Today's Pittsburgh newscast includes these stories:

• Steelers playoff game delivers rare January windfall for businesses
• County launches controversial assisted outpatient mental health program
• Dog shocked by faulty light pole, city orders inspections
• Pittsburgh sees major drop in infant sleep-related deaths
• Proposal would dedicate $20M annually for fleet upgrades

Today's Pittsburgh newscast includes these stories:

• PIT new terminal 94% done; cost tops $1.7B
• House backs $185M for Montgomery Locks and Dam overhaul
• ACT UP pushes protections for trans inmates at county jail
• Commission weighs slur, assault claim against city parks employee
• UPMC ER doctor shares breast cancer journey for Black women

Today's Pittsburgh newscast includes these stories:

• Shapiro launches reelection bid in Pittsburgh with $30M war chest
• Post-Gazette and City Paper closures could widen Pittsburgh news gap
• Allegheny wastewater testing tracks fentanyl, cocaine, and emerging synthetics
• Dog walker alleges slur and assault; city disputes commission authority
• Mayor honors ten civic leaders with Pittsburgh keys to city

Today's Pittsburgh newscast includes these stories:

• Post-Gazette to publish final edition May 3
• O’Connor launches “Safe and Clean Downtown” blitz, permitting overhaul
• North Side pushes short-term rental rules after shooting
• Strip District’s Bittner building to become W Lofts condos
• PRT rail grinding, Downtown tunnel closures start next week

Today's Pittsburgh newscast includes these stories:

• O’Connor orders faster permits, keeps community input intact
• Haas rematch targets Gaydos in pivotal 2026 House fight
• Waymo tests robotaxis in Pittsburgh, driverless rides coming soon
• PPS COVID services lag; families can still claim support
• Jennifer Thompkins to lead Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh

Today's Pittsburgh newscast includes these stories:

• O’Connor sworn in as mayor, Shapiro pledges partnership
• PNC closes $4.1B FirstBank deal, expands Denver-Phoenix reach
• State funding adds North-James signal to North Avenue project
• Brookline Teen Outreach gives teens meals, support, belonging
• Pittsburgh City Paper shuts down after 34-year run