💡 Take this tricky Pittsburgh quiz!

💔 Flowers for 9-Year-Old Courtney Carter

Carter was killed last month by a driver while riding her bike in Homewood, just days before she should’ve started a new school year at Pittsburgh Faison. [Bike Pittsburgh]

• 👟 Learn more about Vision Zero and the city's commitment to preventing fatal crashes. [🎧City Cast Pittsburgh]
• 🛑 Mt. Washington is getting traffic-calming measures along Grandview Avenue’s restaurant row and scenic overlook this week. [Pittsburgh Union Progress]

📬 Wrong Date? Mail Ballots Should Still Count

The Commonwealth Court ruled that throwing out mail-in ballots with incorrectly dated return envelopes is unconstitutional. Voting rights organizations claim this rule disenfranchised 10,000 voters in the 2022 election and thousands more in the 2024 primary. [TribLive]

📣 Allegheny Valley Hospital Union Votes To Strike

It’s the second Allegheny Health Network hospital to send a strike notice in recent weeks, asking for better pay and recruitment. West Penn nurses authorized a strike on Aug. 21. [TribLive]

🦠 Rising Risk of Measles Outbreak

As more parents choose not to get their kids vaccinated, some infectious diseases — which require a near-perfect vaccination rate — are making a comeback. In Pennsylvania, parents who object to vaccines for religious or philosophical reasons can request an exemption and still send their children to school. [SpotlightPA]

💥 Pop quiz, Pittsburgh! It’s time to play along as we test your knowledge of local history and current events. And head’s up — our quizmaster won’t take it easy on you!

Shoutout to our perfect scorers last week: Vance D. and Sarah S. We’re pleased to report many of yinz know your Point State Park fountain history, but far fewer remembered how campaign visits during the 2016 election shook out! If you missed it, you can still play last week’s quiz here.

Here’s this round’s first question: