The MLBPA is suing the Pittsburgh Pirates and Sheetz for using player likenesses in advertising without a licensing agreement, raising issues over rights and consent.

Sara Innamorato nominates John Fournier as Allegheny County Manager, citing his extensive experience in municipal management and commitment to public service.

Pittsburgh Police responded to a shooting in Lincoln-Lemington-Belmar; EMS transported the stable victim to the hospital, and the investigation is ongoing.

The Downtown Public Safety Center increased patrols in the Central Business District, leading to 19 arrests, 32 citations, and interactions with local businesses to enhance urban safety.

A man was killed in Stowe Township after an argument led to a shooting. SWAT and police searched a nearby house but did not find the suspect. Authorities are seeking tips to solve the case.

A Powerball ticket sold at Quick Pizza and Hoagies in Indiana Township, Allegheny County, won a $213.8 million jackpot. The store receives a $100,000 bonus. The winner has a year to claim the prize.

Kimberly Strashensky is charged with providing alcohol to minors after two teens died in a dirt bike crash near her home, known for underage drinking.

A car and two motorcycles crashed in North Versailles, injuring three. A woman is critical; the others have stable and minor injuries. Route 30 was temporarily closed. Investigation is ongoing.

A water line broke beneath the Fort Duquesne Bridge in Pittsburgh, causing extensive water flow until PWSA crews shut it off. No water shortages or traffic were reported.

A woman died in a multi-vehicle crash on Route 8 in Richland Township; a car attempting a left turn was rear-ended, causing it to enter oncoming traffic.

The annual Kickoff and Rib Festival returns to Acrisure Stadium from August 29 to September 2, featuring free concerts, a variety of food, a BBQ showdown, local musical acts, a football game, and various competitions.

Firefighters responded to a house fire in Brownsville, Fayette County, at around 3:26 a.m. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Bridget Williams's Olympic pole vault run ended in the qualifying round at the Paris Olympics, failing to clear 4.55 meters. She finished 22nd overall.