Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Allentown temporary T sparks hilltop debate over permanent Pittsburgh transit.
• Pittsburgh hospitals see Leapfrog safety grades ranging A to D.
• Waterfront tax credit preserved, fueling Pittsburgh riverfront parks and projects.
• New agreement lets Pittsburgh Land Bank secure blighted homes faster.
• Panther Hollow residents protest Pitt EV chargers near historic homes.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Pittsburgh council eyes tax hikes, cuts to fix 2026 budget.
• RAD approves record $148 million for parks, libraries, culture.
• Sala Udin retires from school board, laments unfinished equity work.
• New performance-based formula will reshape funding for Pitt, Penn State.
• CMU international enrollment dips as immigration policies unsettle global students.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Allegheny County sharply hikes polluter fees to strengthen air enforcement
• Penguins deal lapses, reopening Lower Hill redevelopment and community promises
• New Pittsburgh airport terminal faces crucial Thanksgiving travel test
• Tull Foundation grants boost high school sports in nine districts
• Riverhounds capture first USL championship after dramatic penalty shootout

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Land bank gains priority to cheaply acquire Pittsburgh’s tax-delinquent properties.
• Local women leaders fight worsening flooding in Pittsburgh’s vulnerable neighborhoods.
• Kayla Portis is Sharpsburg’s first elected Black mayor, advancing redevelopment.
• Pittsburgh earns 3-star Certified Welcoming designation for immigrant inclusion.
• Dormont’s Row House Hollywood revives historic theater as community cinema.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Health Merger: WVU expands Western Pennsylvania care through multihospital acquisition.
• Catholic Leadership: Duquesne in Pittsburgh appoints Dausey president.
• Air Fees: Allegheny County raises pollution charges significantly.
• ‘Neocolonialism’: Lincoln-Lemington critic challenges safety complex impacts.
• Politics on Campus: Pitt protesters escalate divestment demands.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Plan Contract: Coghill seeks to cancel $6M city planning deal over costs.
• WFP Challenge: Working Families Party prepares primary opponent for Sen. Fetterman.
• Winter Shelter: County opens 140-bed North Side site amid homelessness concerns.
• Nova Place: Tech hub marketed as major data-center site by Newmark.
• Mayoral Appointees: O’Connor names five more staffers ahead of January inauguration.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• School Closures: Plan may shutter nine Pittsburgh schools, alarming Hill District families.
• Fetterman Health: Senator recovers after v-fib episode; credits defibrillator for survival.
• HIV Funding: Ryan White cuts threaten medication, housing support for vulnerable Pittsburgh residents.
• Parish Closures: St. Joseph may shut seven churches amid attendance, budget decline.
• Park Ecology: Pittsburgh leaves decompose to boost habitat, soil health, biodiversity.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Police Pick: O’Connor selects Lando as chief, sparking input concerns.
• Fetterman Hospitalized: Ventricular episode injures senator; condition stable.
• Zoning Upheld: Judge dismisses challenge, preserving inclusionary housing rule.
• Photo Exhibit: Carnegie showcases historic Black photojournalism archive.
• Lemon Returns: Merce Lemon headlines hometown show after global tour.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Pay check pauses and hiring freezes chill area schools as state impasse endures
• Violence has decreased across Pittsburgh’s seven Safe Passage schools
• $740 million Esplanade project ready to advance after years of planning — but some residents remain opposed
• Rep. Summer Lee visits Pitt for student-led town hall
• Public to get first glimpse of proposed Alle-Kiski Emergency Services Authority

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Council erupts over planning email likening proposal to Trump.
• Gainey warns of tough finances in final budget speech.
• Deluzio slams Senate shutdown deal on The Daily Show.
• Pittsburgh labs pilot tech to support independent senior living.
• Pittsburgh’s black book scandals rival Epstein-era secrecy.