The Pennsylvania House unanimously passed HB 1750 after an investigation found a Pittsburgh funeral director allegedly mishandled thousands of pets. The bill would force disclosures, certifications and new recordkeeping rules for pet cremation providers.

Brett Michael Dadig pleaded guilty in federal court after prosecutors say he stalked and harassed 11 women across multiple states, using podcasts and social posts to menace victims. Local gyms banned him and federal investigators have been involved.

A roof gave way at a Springdale apartment building after recent storms, forcing about 15 people onto buses and into temporary shelter while crews secure the scene.

After a 26% rise in food-permit applications and longer waits, Allegheny County moved to speed reviews while keeping safety checks in place. Officials say the change will help small operators open sooner.

Stevens & Lee has signed a multi‑year lease at One PPG Place, enlarging its downtown Pittsburgh footprint as law firms continue to favor upgraded Class A space. The deal joins a wave of legal-sector moves into the building.

A tiny Butler County borough, Evans City (16033) led The Business Journals' Q4 list of hottest housing markets in the Pittsburgh metro. Listing gains and a burst of sales pushed the ZIP to the top.

Highmark’s affiliation with Blue KC is expected to close March 31, adding about 1 million members while leaving Blue KC locally governed and branded.

Roughly 40 juveniles clashed at Market Square Saturday; officers used oleoresin capsicum and EMS treated about 20 people, with three youths detained.

Thick morning fog and gusty northwest winds in Pittsburgh; slight shower chance today. Storm chances rise late Thursday into early Friday.

The USA Dance National Ballroom DanceSport Championships take over the Wyndham Grand March 2729 with workshops, social dances and collegiate competition.

La Dolce Vita, Teocalli and Bedford House cut ribbons on East Carson Street, joining a push to refill South Side storefronts and broaden the neighborhood's dining mix.

A $12.5M transfer of Baldwin Towers topped this week’s South Hills closings, alongside several Jefferson Hills and Baldwin Borough residential sales. The list blends developer resales, estate moves and new‑build closings.

Police cleared a crowd of several thousand from Semple Street in Oakland on Saturday. Officers remained on scene to monitor traffic as groups dispersed.