Today's Pittsburgh newscast includes these stories:

• U.S. Rep. Deluzio says he sees same mistakes in Iran that U.S. made in Iraq
• Rep. Stephenie Scialabba resigns, triggering special election for 12th District
• Residents push back against new vape shop in Mt. Lebanon
• 'Do not drive' :Pittsburgh officials encourage public transit use during NFL Draft
• Pittsburgh theater community reacts to Public-CLO merger and future uncertainty

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Today's Pittsburgh newscast includes these stories:

• Pittsburgh introduces revised budget to address $40 million deficit
• Pittsburgh City Council to discuss limiting cooperation with ICE
• Westmoreland County commissioners reject LGBTQ+ proclamation request again
• Second Laurel Highlands High School employee charged with institutional sexual assault
• Mom seeks justice for son killed in unsolved 2021 hayride shooting

Today's Pittsburgh newscast includes these stories:

• ICE agents start work at Pittsburgh International Airport during government shutdown
• Bodycam video shows Pittsburgh police involvement with ICE agents
• Every day is a "battle" for parents of murdered children. A group in Pittsburgh won't give up on justice
• Pittsburgh's budget under pressure from historic overtime payments in 2025
• Pittsburgh leaders address youth safety after Market Square brawl

Today's Pittsburgh newscast includes these stories:

• ICE agents deployed to assist at Pittsburgh International Airport during shutdown
• Memorial grows for four teens killed in Westmoreland County crash
• Pittsburgh's deer management program: progress and ongoing challenges
• Students create Rate Yinz Landlord to review and report on local landlords
• VisitPittsburgh commits $2M to 'Forge On' campaign ahead of NFL Draft

Today's Pittsburgh newscast includes these stories:

• Mars and Adams explore municipal merger amid growing community challenges
• O'Connor emphasizes importance of building up small business at BEAM Collaborative event
• Pittsburgh leaders weigh in on parking enforcement concerns
• Haitian women's group supports Charleroi community facing immigration and economic challenges
• Pittsburgh transit expands services for NFL Draft weekend in April

Today's Pittsburgh newscast includes these stories:

• Police chief reviews alleged order regarding ICE arrest response
• Shell plant exceeds pollution limits for three years without new penalties
• Pittsburgh Public Schools going remote during NFL Draft
• Pittsburgh City Paper set to relaunch under new owner
• Pittsburgh International Airport, local food bank team up to help TSA workers

Today's Pittsburgh newscast includes these stories:

• Pittsburgh faces up to $40 million budget cuts ahead of potential crisis
• Protests in Springdale against ICE agreement following local detention incident
• Pittsburgh Public Theater and Pittsburgh CLO merge to form new theater entity
• Pittsburgh contractor convicted of defrauding Pentagon out of $500,000
• Man in Aliquippa VFW attack sentenced to at least 36 years for brutal beating

Today's Pittsburgh newscast includes these stories:

• Dayslong power outages leave many residents, schools and businesses reeling
• Pittsburgh refugees brace for potential detentions under Operation PARRIS
• UPMC reports possible patient record data breach
• Pittsburgh police face scrutiny for premium car wash spending amid budget deficit
• Pittsburgh Zoo proposes new aquarium on North Shore to boost tourism and conservation