A second eaglet has died in the Glen Hazel nest which is popular for its youtube live stream.

The Allegheny County Sheriff is suing county council over term limits.

Allegheny County Sheriff Kevin Kraus going to court to fight efforts to impose term limits on himself and other County officials. He's filed a complaint in Common Pleas Court over an effort to put term limits on the ballot this fall as a referendum question through a change to Allegheny County's Home Rule Charter. Kraus' complaint says the state Constitution deliberately removed term limits for the Sheriff back in 1945. The lawsuit argues the County is overstepping its home rule powers. The referendum question would also cap the County Executive...Council members...the DA..Treasurer and Controller to a maximum of three terms.

The Pittsburgh Public Schools voted to adopt the plan that will close nine schools.

The Pittsburgh Public Schools voted to adopt the plan that will close nine schools. The vote was nine to two. City Controller Rachael Heisler issued a statement saying the plan will not address the district's long-term financial challenges in a meaningful way. She says adopting the Future Ready Plan means the district's fund balance will go negative one year later than it otherwise would have.

A second eaglet has died in the Glen Hazel nest which is popular for its youtube live stream.

A second eaglet has died in the Glen Hazel nest which is popular for its youtube live stream. In today's daily update, the team outlines tremors, gasping, and seizures of the 2nd eaglet known as GH3, ending the update with "GH3 ceases to breathe". Sunday morning around 10:30AM, an eaglet known as GH4 was reported dead by the Glen Hazel Eagle cam team and the Tamarack Wildlife Center. GH3 and the mother started exhibiting signs of illness after the first eaglet died but wildlife officials are unable to step in without state and federal approval because of the bird's protected status.

A major hotel project could soon transform Downtown Pittsburgh and expand the city’s ability to host large-scale events.

A major hotel project could soon transform Downtown Pittsburgh and expand the city’s ability to host large-scale events. State and local leaders announced Loews Hotels has signed a letter of intent to build a new 500-room hotel connected to the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Harrisburg on Thursday. Officials say the project would generate more than 16-hundred union jobs and bring a 418-million-dollar investment to Downtown Pittsburgh. The announcement follows the city’s record-breaking NFL Draft turnout and is part of Governor Josh Shapiro’s broader plan to revitalize downtown with new housing, public spaces and business development. In a statement to KDKA Radio, Visit Pittsburgh called the project “a win for Pittsburgh,” saying a convention center hotel has been a longtime priority that could help attract larger conventions, events and visitors to the region. The project still faces additional approvals before construction begins.

Another overseas trip for the Pittsburgh Steelers----as the Black and Gold are set to visit France this fall.

It looks like the Pittsburgh Steelers are headed overseas again.. The NFL released its overseas schedule this morning. The October 25th game will be in Europe - this time, in Paris, France. Bon' jour!