💸 Wanna buy Wiz Khalifa’s Pgh home?

🚑 Narcan Dispensers for Pgh Universities

Chatham and Pitt will soon get dispensers for the overdose prevention drug naloxone (aka Narcan), thanks to the Allegheny County Health Department. There’s an increased need on campuses; county data from 2023 shows 20% of people hospitalized for overdoses were under 25. The dispensers, or cabinets, will look a little different from the county’s first three Narcan vending machines, two of which have been broken or removed. [Next Generation Newsroom]

• ✅ Learn more about the county’s overdose prevention efforts, plus other news you might’ve missed this week — like the HUGE Downtown renovation plan and what happened with police chief Larry Scirotto — on today’s Friday news roundup. [🎧 City Cast Pittsburgh]

👀 Wiz Khalifa Lists His Pgh-Area Home

The 4,400-square-foot house, which sits on 2.8 wooded acres in Washington County, is listed for $1.29 million. Check out the features in this five-bedroom, 3.5 bathroom house: floor-to-ceiling windows, a gourmet kitchen, Brazilian Koa hardwood floor — and a very “Wiz-esque” fire pit. [Pittsburgh Magazine]

🏒 Pgh’s One Step Closer to a Women’s Hockey Team

The Professional Women’s Hockey League is preparing to add two new teams during the 2025-26 season, and Pittsburgh is a top contender. Games could take place at PPG Paints Arena or the Lemieux Sports Complex in Cranberry and broadcast on Sportsnet Pittsburgh. The league is sending proposal requests to markets next week. [The Athletic / 90.5 WESA]

• 💛 There’s lots of love for women's sports in the Burgh. [City Paper]

We love to update yinz on the yummiest new places to grab a bite or bev in the Burgh — and the places you’ll soon miss! Check out what caught our eye this week 🤤

🍜 Onion Maiden To Close (for Now)

The vegan takeout spot in Allentown will close in December for renovations. The final day to snag BBQ drummies or loaded tots will be Nov. 24. There isn’t a reopening date yet.

🐟 Park Bruges Has a Replacement

The French-inspired bistro in Highland Park is closing, and a seafood spot is slated to take its place in the spring. The new restaurant, which doesn’t have a name yet, will be led by Angela Earley, co-owner of Penn Avenue Fish Company and The Warren Bar and Burrow.

🍷 Now Pouring: Uncorked in Sharpsburg

Sharpsburg’s Main Street just got jazzed up with the new wine and music bar, open Wednesday through Saturday. Bring your friends for upscale tapas paired with carefully selected wines.

🪩 New Nightlife at Butler Street Derby

The old Hambone’s on Butler Street is a fresh destination for casual American food, socializing, and entertainment. Grab a drink at the full-service bar on the patio, then head inside to catch a show. (It can fit 500 people!) Not into nightlife? Brunch and lunch are coming soon!