Rival lawsuits accuse FNB’s Lower Hill partners of manipulating leasing, valuation and loan terms as they battle for control of Pittsburgh’s newest office tower.

Pittsburgh International Airport has opened a free 36,000-square-foot outdoor terrace for travelers, visitors and airport workers. Three more terraces are expected later this year.

A McKeesport public-housing high-rise is being called a public safety emergency amid crime, filth and a reportedly broken fire suppression system.

Cafe Raymond is expanding from the Strip District to a second location across from Brentwood Towne Square. The South Hills is getting a new brunch contender.

A lockdown and the warden’s leave at Westmoreland County Prison are raising questions as officials provide few public details.

Clear skies and an 83-degree high make Thursday a winner in Pittsburgh, but showers and thunderstorms return Saturday night and Sunday.

Jodeci’s Forever My Lady 35th Anniversary Tour is coming to Pittsburgh’s Citizens Live at The Wylie on Nov. 11. Presales begin Thursday.

Pittsburgh landed $2.33 million in regional grants for a Bloomfield intersection redesign and Chateau trail repairs. One project targets safer crossings; the other could reopen a failed riverfront segment.

PennWest is turning to longtime Edinboro academic James Fisher as interim president while Jon Anderson heads to Utah Valley University.

A Pittsburgh police investigation into Brookline’s car break-ins has produced a suspect, with an ATM helping detectives connect the dots.

Laurence Ales is the interim dean of CMU’s Tepper School, stepping in July 1 to steer the school while a permanent dean search pauses and resumes in the fall. He brings internal leadership and long-standing research experience to the role.

A sudden downburst slammed Ligonier Borough and Township, snapping trees and leaving debris across streets as residents begin cleanup.

Mars teachers packed a school board meeting as a contract dispute over pay and benefits remains unresolved. The union says a deal may not be ready before the school year begins.