Anthony Badamo is opening a specialty sandwich shop and small Italian market next to his Dormont pizzeria. The spot will focus on sandwiches and curated pantry items.

Shake Shack will open July 28 in Cranberry Township's Streets of Cranberry, taking over the former Houlihan's and promising opening‑day giveaways and a charity tie‑in.

RIDC and Parallax are building an 11,000‑sq‑ft SCIF at Mill 19 to give Pittsburgh companies and universities access to classified defense work.

Live! Casino Pittsburgh distributed $17.2M in Local Share Account grants to 69 Westmoreland County municipalities and nonprofits to fund roads, sewers and public-safety projects.

Madison Rau faces 18 charges after a March 1 Liberty Bridge crash that killed two passengers; prosecutors allege speed and intoxication were factors. A preliminary hearing is set for July 24.

Belmont County detectives arrested 29-year-old Landon Alexander Gray on 10 felony counts of pandering obscenity as part of a multi-state child sexual-abuse-material probe. He is held without bond and faces extradition to Louisiana.

Middlesex Township supervisors approved final land‑development for Amber Grove, clearing the way for 89 townhomes on a 19.8‑acre parcel along Route 228. The project’s redesign followed a legal fight over access and an ordinance change.

A 23‑year‑old from Ford City is being held on $100,000 bond after state police say he sexually assaulted a 15‑year‑old; investigators tied the case to a late‑April incident.

A security guard was critically injured when a vehicle drove into the cordoned PVGP Tune‑Up area in the South Side; police recovered an abandoned car and an investigation is underway.

Allegheny County Council voted 11-3 to pull a November ballot question that would have lifted the 0.4% cap on its operating budget, leaving a related staffing question in place.

A 31-year-old Butler man is charged with aggravated assault and possession of an explosive device after prosecutors say he hit his father with a hammer.

A HOF advisory board member has sued the URA, saying the agency approved a change to a $225,000 loan for four Hill District homes without required advisory review.

The Beaver County coroner responded Monday to a crash on the 500 block of Fezell Road in New Sewickley Township; police say details are limited and the road remained closed.