Three Martins Ferry residents were arrested in separate Belmont County probes after cyber tips led to search warrants. Officials say digital forensics were used in both investigations.

A man was shot outside an after‑hours club in Homewood South Saturday; he was taken to a hospital and is in stable condition while detectives investigate.

State police are probing Garvin Auto Salvage in Sarver after reporting of roughly 200 alleged title and scrap‑metal violations.

TSA officers found a handgun in a Texas traveler’s carry-on at Pittsburgh International; Allegheny County Police charged 23-year-old Liam Grant and federal agents were notified.

A proposed nine‑story building on the site of a long‑vacant Mount Washington church has alarmed neighbors over height, parking and hillside stability. The plan is headed toward city review and public hearings.

Thick smoke rose from a plant building in Glassport Wednesday night as crews responded on Ninth Street; authorities reported no injuries during the initial response.

The Army and Carnegie Mellon staged a robotics and autonomy forum at CMU’s new RIC this week, underscoring Pittsburgh’s bid to attract defense‑tech contracts and jobs.

A condemnation notice was posted on the former Pittsburgh Brewing complex in Lawrenceville, raising questions about safety and the site's future.

Pittsburgh’s America 250 week tops out July 4 with a Plain White T’s headliner, a pre‑fireworks drone show and what officials call the city’s biggest fireworks in decades.

KPMG’s new Pittsburgh managing partner says the firm is exploring office options as it pushes to grow locally and strengthen client ties.

A black bear was seen swimming across North Park Lake in McCandless Township Tuesday; park and wildlife officials are monitoring the sighting and advising caution.

Hyosung HICO and a Quanta subsidiary will form a joint venture to build 72.5–800 kV gas circuit breakers at Quanta’s Canonsburg plant, with production due this October.

Pennsylvania's natural‑gas impact fees surged to $243.9M in 2025 after prices rose and more wells came online, sending larger payouts to counties and the Marcellus Legacy Fund.