Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Pittsburgh council clashes with mayor over tight 2026 budget
• Crafton adopts revised zoning to grow business and housing
• PNC staff fear full office return as mandate rumors grow
• Zeromile Cooperative plans Lawrenceville food hub to boost resilience
• Kamin Science Center debuts Sports360 exhibit on athletic performance

Today's episode includes these stories:

• Tax value of key Strip District office tower slashed
• Pittsburgh third-grade reading proficiency slips again, reforms planned
• Duquesne unveils $68M Rangos School of Health Sciences
• Downtown city workers to receive free transit passes pilot
• Push grows to bring professional women’s volleyball team to Pittsburgh

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Pittsburgh council weighs 30% tax hike, 5% department cuts
• Proposed Pittsburgh budget cuts target housing fund, small-business support
• Pittsburgh Public Schools pursues 4% tax hike amid shortfall
• Greensburg to fine repeat false fire alarms starting January
• City accelerates hosting plans for 2026 NFL Draft plans, budget tensions rise

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Pittsburgh left millions uncollected from off-duty police security gigs
• Warwick proposes 30% Pittsburgh property tax hike to close deficit
• Budget gap endangers Pittsburgh housing fund and small business support
• Carnegie Museum natural history director departing for Chicago Botanic
• Construction starts on PennSTART autonomous vehicle and responder training track

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Gainey’s final budget blasted as crisis; O’Connor inherits shortfall.
• Editorial urges planning freeway removal to reconnect Pittsburgh’s riverfront neighborhoods.
• Ten Pittsburgh companies honored on Newsweek list for corporate responsibility.
• Pitt grad workers demand academic freedom protections; university continues resisting.
• TransYOUniting wins national innovation prize, bolstering strained trans services.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• PA lawmakers race to regulate hospital deals after wave closures
• Democrat Alan Bradstock mounts long-shot challenge to Rep. Reschenthaler
• Pittsburgh influencer indicted for AI-assisted cyberstalking of women
• Pitt grad workers press for academic freedom in union contract
• Feature uncovers Hill District theaters’ legacy in Black culture

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Waymo self-driving testing downtown Pittsburgh, step toward public robotaxis
• Allegheny County approves $3 billion budget without property tax hike
• Report highlights gains, persistent inequities in Pittsburgh Public Schools
• Verona, Bell Acres propose 2026 property tax increases
• Journalists deploy underwater tech to search for missing Mon Bomber

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Snowstorm delays buses, flights, and snarls morning commute
• Reading scores fall, absenteeism rises in PPS report
• Investigation: Pittsburgh Water board shows near-total voting unanimity
• Esplanade riverfront project launches in Chateau
• WWII airman from Pittsburgh identified after 82 years

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Oil firms fund $3.3M cleanup of Lawrenceville river pollution
• Allegheny Health Network posts third straight profitable quarter
• Council reconsiders funding for 2050 city plan
• Chartiers Valley support staff win raises in new contract
• Longtime Oakland residents fight to preserve community amid gentrification

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.