Duquesne installed new signage for the Nasuti College of Osteopathic Medicine after a major gift from Jim and Celeste Nasuti, a change university leaders say will fund scholarships and strengthen clinical training. The sign marks a new phase for the school on Forbes Avenue.

State troopers cordoned off the parking lot at Nicki's Quick Six in Parks Township after an overnight shooting; investigators photographed evidence while state police lead the probe.

A feasibility study says a Salem Township dairy hub could expand processing, cut hauling costs and produce renewable energy for local dairies.

Pittsburgh used its No. 76 pick on Penn State QB Drew Allar — a big-armed prospect with strong measurables and a recent ankle surgery to monitor.

The Pittsburgh Steelers used the 21st overall pick on Arizona State tackle Max Iheanachor, a JUCO convert with standout Senior Bowl and Combine showings. The pick adds length and upside to a line in flux.

After a punishing winter and rising delivery fees, many Pittsburgh households are seeing much higher gas bills. The PUC has paused Peoples’ proposed hike while it investigates.

Seton Hill launched a $110M capital campaign to build a new field house and renovate Sullivan Hall; the university says it has raised about $96.3M so far.

Jim Gaffigan added a Pittsburgh date to his Everything Is Wonderful! tour — he’ll play PPG Paints Arena on November 7 and tickets go on sale Friday at 10 a.m.

A child was injured and a small dog killed after a loose dog escaped near Riverbank Park in Verona, police say.

TSA officers found a loaded handgun in a carry-on at Pittsburgh International; Allegheny County police charged a 43‑year‑old Cranberry Township man. The FBI was notified.

An early-morning blaze on Arlington Avenue displaced 13 people across two homes and forced the main house to be condemned; investigators say there were no injuries.

A pre-dawn ShotSpotter alert at Bedford Dwellings led to a courtyard discovery and one death, police say. Detectives are canvassing the area.

Large leases and steady leasing have started to eat into Pittsburgh's industrial availability this spring.