Pittsburgh: 8-12" inches of snow forecast this weekend | 90.5 WESA

According to the National Weather Service, Pittsburgh is expected to receive 8-12 inches of snow this weekend, with temperatures dropping to the low single digits and wind chills reaching -10 to -15 degrees. The NWS has issued a Winter Storm Watch and advises residents to prepare for potential travel disruptions and ensure they have emergency supplies.

Will Pittsburgh see a huge snowfall this weekend or a light dusting? You’ll have to wait to find out

This news article discusses the uncertainty surrounding the upcoming snowfall in Pittsburgh this weekend. The forecast varies widely, from a light dusting to up to 19 inches, depending on the storm's path. Meteorologists are closely monitoring the situation and will provide more accurate predictions as the storm develops.

Jury returns verdict for man charged in brutal Aliquippa VFW assault – WPXI

A jury has returned a verdict for Brett Ours, who was charged with attempted homicide for a brutal assault at the Aliquippa VFW. The incident, which lasted 30 to 40 minutes, was captured on surveillance video and shown in court. Ours was found not guilty of attempted murder but guilty of multiple charges including aggravated assault and strangulation.

Former Pittsburgh Church Reopening As Video Game Arcade | Pittsburgh, PA Patch

A former Catholic church in Pittsburgh, Holy Name Church, is reopening as The Church Arcade on January 31. Operated by the Pittsburgh Arcade Collective, the arcade will feature over 100 video games and 30 pinball machines, alongside events like tournaments, craft beer, food trucks, a live DJ, and raffles. The venue retains its original architecture, including stained glass, vaulted ceilings, and altars, creating a unique atmosphere.

Attackers kidnap, pistol-whip podcaster in Wilkinsburg

A local video podcaster was kidnapped, pistol-whipped, and held for ransom by two attackers in Wilkinsburg. The victim, who was lured under the pretense of a haircut, managed to escape at a BP gas station. One of the suspects, 19-year-old Dontae Stevens, has been arrested and faces multiple charges. The victim was threatened with death if a ransom was not paid via Cash App.

Judge delays ruling on Millvale’s $2M emergency loan request

This news article reports on Allegheny County Common Pleas Judge John T. McVay, Jr. delaying his ruling on Millvale’s emergency request for a $2 million loan to prevent a budget crisis. The judge is awaiting testimony from a consultant guiding Millvale's debt restructuring before making a decision. The next hearing is scheduled for January 27, and Millvale officials hope to finalize the loan by March.

Lawmakers, local leaders celebrate $1M in funding to enliven site in Ambridge – WPXI

In Ambridge, Pennsylvania, lawmakers and local leaders celebrate the announcement of over $1 million in Community Project Funding to develop a multi-generational facility. The site, previously an old steel mill area, has been cleaned up and is now ready for development. The facility will include a senior center, community center, and sports and recreational amenities. This project aims to revitalize the area and bring more people into Ambridge, offering a wide range of amenities.

PA State Police Raid Kulcher Kitchen & Bar

Pennsylvania State Police Liquor Control Enforcement officers raided Kulcher Kitchen & Bar in Pittsburgh on Jan. 9, seizing 71 gallons of beer/malt or brewed beverages, 56 gallons of liquor, and $198 in cash. The bar was allegedly selling alcohol without a license, and criminal charges are pending.

PNC orders employees back to office five days a week starting in May

HBO Max gives back to AGH staff with ‘The Pitt’ screening, gifting suite

HBO Max hosted a special event at Allegheny General Hospital to thank the staff for their hard work. The streaming service set up a day-long gifting suite and provided an advance screening of season two, episode two of their hit medical drama 'The Pitt'.

Mayor O'Connor's update on DPW for upcoming snow storm

Ahead of possible winter weather, the Department of Public Works will have 36 plows operating citywide from 6 PM to 10 PM & 40 overnight from 10 PM to 6 AM. As our crews work to address the possible snow or ice, please use caution on the roads. Thank you to our city employees.

Meta funds expansion of Beaver Valley nuclear plant to help power AI

Meta announced it is funding the expansion of Beaver Valley Nuclear Power Station and two other nuclear power facilities in Ohio to power its AI initiative. This deal marks a significant turnaround for the Beaver Valley plant, which was scheduled to close in 2021. The expansion will add 433 megawatts of new capacity by the early 2030s, providing clean and reliable electricity to the regional grid.