Tenaris is investing more than $90 million to modernize its Koppel and Ambridge plants, adding an EAF revamp, automation and new material‑handling zones. The upgrades build on prior spending after the 2020 acquisition.

Early‑morning gunfire on Mount Vernon Street left a man in critical condition as police investigate. Officials say officers rendered aid after a ShotSpotter alert.

The Formula One Powerboat National Championship will race on Pittsburgh’s rivers beginning in 2027, bringing high-speed F1 boats back to the Three Rivers weekend festival.

Two people were shot early Saturday in Homewood West; both victims were taken to hospitals in stable condition. Police heard shots around North Dallas and Kelly streets.

High heat and humidity Saturday with heat index over 100°F. Evening storms could disrupt outdoor plans; cooling centers are open.

Police say a 77-year-old struck an eight-week pregnant technician and punched a nurse in the VA Pittsburgh ER; the suspect has been charged with aggravated assault.

Carnegie Mellon is pulling together StartUP PGH, a Sept. 14–18 week that will bundle AI, robotics and life‑science showcases to bring investors to Pittsburgh.

Trace Brewing said it will pause drag performances after neighbors and state regulators raised complaints about loud alley parties and a permit fight.

State inspectors ordered the Subway at Greater Butler Mart closed after they found rodent droppings and contaminated ice-machine residue. The shop has a July 9 deadline to fix problems.

Surveillance video shows a man touring a Carrick fire station and later taking a city radio; police and Channel 11 are seeking tips.

Highland Park and Bloomfield pools closed early Thursday after groups of teenagers ignored lifeguards and overcrowded the decks; police dispersed the crowds and staff set reentry rules.

Paid student mediators in Pittsburgh Public Schools helped mediate hundreds of conflicts this year, and officials tie the Safe Passage program to fewer disciplinary incidents at participating schools.

A Pittsburgh Business Times compilation finds 33 region-based public companies generated $194.5B in 2025 revenue and accounted for roughly $543.1B in market value. The group employed about 481,000.