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Kate Borger continues her musical observation of Women’s History Month with a wide view of things - with Old, New Borrowed and Blue - for the first set - old music from Billie Holiday, new sounds from Alexa Tarantino, borrowed sounds of Duke Ellington by Candace Springs, and blue sounds from Ma Rainey.

The City of Pittsburgh announced Friday that a safety enhancement project on Murray Avenue has received a $5.13 million grant.

The Pittsburgh City Council will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday, March 24, 2026, at 10:00 AM in the Council Chambers at 510 City-County Building, 414 Grant Street. The agenda includes several key items:

Southwestern Pennsylvania’s next big debates over housing, infrastructure and growth may be shaped by a document most residents will never read: the county comprehensive plan. But before new plans are finalized, residents will have a say. Allegheny, Butler and Indiana counties are working on new long-range plans that...

Council approves license plate reading software as questions mount over surveillance policy and data sharing. Heinz Endowments' $750,000 grant revives city comprehensive plan. Proposed $20 million annual fleet fund put on hold as city spends $400,000 a month on vehicle repairs. Council approves license plate reading...

After a series of changing social media posts about its future, Tarentum Night Market is one step closer again to returning for 2026. The event looked like it was not going to take place due to permitting and other issues.

Eureka Fire Rescue works a past scene on the Allegheny River. (TribLive) Ambulance service chief Brad James wishes he had an easy fix for the plight of first responders locally and across the state. Rescue crews for years have faced a growing crisis of insufficient funding and a dwindling workforce.

Roots Natural Kitchen is planting its next Pittsburgh-area flag in North Fayette, taking over the former Choolaah space in Lafayette Plaza. The storefront along Summit Park Drive near the Pointe at North Fayette retail corridor will mark the salad-and-grain-bowl chain's fourth Pittsburgh-area location since 2025....

Some people find religion in a church, others find really good beer, and at Church Brew Works in Pittsburgh, you can do both simultaneously. This isn’t a themed restaurant with a vaguely ecclesiastical vibe, this is a legitimate former church that’s been transformed into a fully operational brewery and restaurant.