Time to review the top stories of the week, presented as always in a convenient linkable format.
Proud Haven and Trans YOUniting broke ground on Thursday for the new QMNTY Center along East Ohio Street.
It's only been ten months since the old bridge collapsed and now we're looking at its replacement opening in just a couple of weeks.
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People in Western Pennsylvania and in multiple states were treated to a spectacular sight Thursday evening.
Did you possibly purchase the winning ticket? Find out here.
Pittsburgh is offering several incentives throughout the winter season for individuals and neighborhood groups who help recruit volunteers.
Founder Mary Chitwood is an Army veteran and she said she opened the home in 2019 and named it in honor of her friend Robin.
Here are the week's top Pittsburgh Patch posts, presented as always in a convenient linkable format.
They will be provided to parents in the community if they're concerned their child is drinking or using drugs.
Time to catch up on the top stories of the past week, presented as always in a convenient linkable format.
Find out here where the huge jackpot winner was purchased.
Someone purchased the jackpot winner nearly a year ago. If it isn't claimed soon, the ticket will expire.
Also among the most-read Patch stories of the week: Places you can go to eat on Thanksgiving if you don't feel like cooking the big bird.
The Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership's new report shows more than 21,000 residents, a 43% increase since 2017.
The remains of a 27-year-old man killed during the Korean War have been accounted for 72 years after he was reported missing.
Several other winning Powerball tickets were sold in Allegheny County over the weekend.
You're far more likely to fall victim to catastrophic events than win Wednesday's $1.2 billion prize, AccuWeather says.
We all know someone who's making a difference. Here's one local resident who is having an impact in Pittsburgh.