Today's Pittsburgh newscast includes these stories:

• Allegheny County launches $4 million initiative to boost business districts
• Pittsburgh GOP calls for transparency in private gifts for emergency vehicles
• 11 Investigates: Getting Away with Murder
• Sheriff’s ICE interactions at center of Allegheny County debate
• Talk of ICE activity around schools prompts walkout

Today's Pittsburgh newscast includes these stories:

• Pittsburgh mayor moves to demolish 23 blighted properties
• How North Braddock is capitalizing on blight to create jobs
• After calling police for help, a Brentwood man was arrested by ICE at court
• Woodland Hills School Board president resigns amid theft and forgery case
• Three Pittsburgh-area museums named best in the country

Today's Pittsburgh newscast includes these stories:

• O’Connor pitches vision of economic growth to Pittsburgh Technology Council
• Safety shortcomings 'exposed' workers to explosion at US Steel plant in Clairton
• ‘Alarming’ levels of PFAS from Pittsburgh airport in Montour Run watershed
• A special election in the South Hills could set tone for midterms
• Pittsburgh mosques aim to answer community needs during Ramadan

Today's Pittsburgh newscast includes these stories:

• Oversight probes alleged off-duty Pittsburgh police bar fight
• Seven Pittsburgh Catholic churches closing mid-March amid declines
• UPMC medics patch ambulances before new ones arrive
• Pentagon review flags CMU for possible military tuition limits
• Connection Expo aims to help Pittsburgh adults find community

Today's Pittsburgh newscast includes these stories:

• Schools tighten staff guidance amid local ICE enforcement fears
• Springdale rally urges borough to rethink ICE cooperation agreement
• Reassessment pressure grows as appeals drain Allegheny tax base
• Redevelopment Authroity advances up to $50M bond plan Downtown
• Pitt launches Pluralism360 civil discourse initiative with federal grant

Today's Pittsburgh newscast includes these stories:

• ICE rumors keep Pittsburgh students home; educators organize rights trainings
• Council advances first short-term rental licensing, zoning, unit caps
• Pittsburgh theaters split: touring thrives while local productions struggle
• Homewood shop owner decries racist graffiti; coalition urges solidarity
• Genetic genealogy identifies 1992 Allegheny River homicide victim

Today's Pittsburgh newscast includes these stories:

• PennDOT reviews spike in wrong-way crashes; detection upgrades coming
• Deluzio: failed indictment bid won’t silence criticism of Trump
• Allegheny advances LOOP tax relief ahead of reassessment uncertainty
• O’Connor seeks city role repurposing shuttered Pittsburgh school buildings
• Joey Porter attacks Roethlisberger’s character on Heyward’s podcast

Today's Pittsburgh newscast includes these stories:

• McCandless debates banning police cooperation with ICE
• May ballot asks to move Pittsburgh hearing notices online
• Study: dark rooftops make redlined neighborhoods nearly 5° hotter
• Coach charged with $246K nonprofit embezzlement in Westmoreland
• Arts groups tweak schedules as Pittsburgh prepares for NFL Draft