Two Pittsburgh-area stores sold two of five tickets that split a $200,000 Treasure Hunt jackpot; each winner will receive about $40,000 before taxes.

Registration is open for Pittsburgh’s 49th Richard Caliguiri Great Race, set for Sept. 26–27, 2026. Early-bird pricing runs for two days starting Tuesday.

Nearly 100 Pittsburgh-area municipalities face uncertainty over road-salt deliveries after reports that their main supplier won't renew the current agreement. Local officials say slower shipments and icy rivers worsened the problem.

Laurel Caverns in Fayette County is now Pennsylvania’s 125th state park and the state’s first underground park, with 4+ miles of cave passages and hundreds of acres aboveground.

UPMC Children’s is nearly ready to open a 50,000‑sq‑ft Heart Institute in Lawrenceville, bringing cath‑MRI suites and the region’s first pediatric cardiac rehab gym.

Pennsylvania State Police identified 20-year-old Dalen Martin after a trench collapse in Hamilton Township left one worker dead. Funeral services are scheduled for April 8 in Smithsburg.

A federal budget request would anchor NETL’s Pittsburgh and Morgantown labs as industry-focused centers for oil-and-gas and coal research, reshaping local lab priorities.

Inner Groove Brewing will close its Allentown taproom on April 18. Verona will stay open and the brewery plans farewell events and pop-ups.

Chilly Tuesday with lows near 26°F tonight; temperatures surge into the 70s by Thursday. Protect tender plants in low spots.

A temporary CMU custodian was charged April 6 after police say he entered dorms March 24–31 and stole wallets, a watch and cash. Authorities say an AirTag and card records helped lead investigators to the suspect.

After a 2025 landlord dispute, Better-Maid Donut Co. has reopened at 2101 Greentree Road in Scott Township. The longtime Crafton Heights favorite is serving its sell-out donuts again.

Waltman Furniture announced a liquidation sale and will close its Kittanning showroom as the owner retires after about 75 years in business.

Primanti Bros. confirmed permanent closures at its Monroeville and North Versailles restaurants, the latest in a series of recent shutdowns around Pittsburgh.