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More road closures, traffic adjustments announced as NFL Draft nears

The third phase of road closures in Pittsburgh for the NFL Draft, occurring April 23-25, includes significant traffic adjustments to create a pedestrian-friendly event space. Expanded public transit options and free rides will be available, encouraging safe and convenient access for attendees.

More road closures, free transit rides announced ahead of NFL Draft

The second phase of road closures in Pittsburgh for the NFL Draft was announced, occurring from April 13 to 21, aimed at creating a safe event experience. Free transit options via the "Football Flyer" routes and other services will facilitate visitor access during the event.

Enhancing emergency responses: The A-Team’s impact growing in the West Hills

The A-Team, an alternative response program in Allegheny County, uses trained mental health professionals to address 911 calls involving crises rather than relying solely on police. It has expanded to serve 25 municipalities, receiving positive feedback for its effective support and follow-up services.

Basketball tournament will highlight Sto-Rox violence prevention efforts

A basketball tournament on March 14 in McKees Rocks aims to unite violence prevention groups across Allegheny County. The event will celebrates progress in reducing gun-related homicides, fostering community connections, and encouraging collaboration in addressing local issues.

Campbells Run Road widening project to begin March 9 — and take five years to complete

The Allegheny County Public Works Department will begin a $45.8 million improvement project on Campbells Run Road on March 9. The project, which is expected to be completed in 2031, aims to enhance traffic flow and safety, addressing drainage issues and adding infrastructure improvements.

Deluzio: Health care, immigration enforcement among topics discussed at Carnegie Town Hall

U.S. Rep. Chris Deluzio held a Town Hall in Carnegie on Tuesday, Feb. 17, with 40 constituents, discussing key topics like Social Security and federal funding. He emphasized his commitment to Western Pennsylvania, sharing updates on various projects as well as offering assistance with federal agencies.