A partial collapse at the Bracken House parking garage on Pittsburgh’s North Shore damaged several vehicles and prompted city inspectors to condemn the structure.

Two former Primary Health Network leaders drew federal prison terms after prosecutors say a years-long scheme siphoned more than $1.5M from the Sharon clinic.

A teenage girl was stabbed in downtown Pittsburgh and another teen is in custody. The victim was taken to the hospital and is in stable condition, police say.

Chicago used the No. 25 pick on Dillon Thieneman, a versatile Oregon safety with elite testing who should compete for immediate playing time. The pick adds speed and positional flexibility to a Bears secondary remade in free agency.

The Pittsburgh Steelers used the 21st overall pick on Arizona State tackle Max Iheanachor, a JUCO convert with standout Senior Bowl and Combine showings. The pick adds length and upside to a line in flux.

School staff at Creed Collins Elementary flagged bruising on two students; a criminal complaint says one child told investigators they were struck with a belt. A Pennsboro couple was arrested and booked on child-abuse charges.

Mostly cloudy and about 61°F this morning; highs near 83°F Friday with storms likely Friday night into Saturday.

A two‑day Secret Service sweep in Pittsburgh removed nine illegal skimmers and, officials say, stopped roughly $9.4 million in potential fraud. Local agencies joined the effort.

Fujitsu and Carnegie Mellon are launching a Physical AI Research Center at CMU’s Robotics Innovation Center in Hazelwood Green to speed robotics from lab to field.

Several Pittsburgh teams topped $10 million in 2025 sales, with national franchises and local independents sharing the winners.

With the No. 3 overall pick and seven selections, the Cardinals face a draft‑night fork: blue‑chip starter, trade down for depth, or chase a quarterback. The decision will define this rebuild.

After a punishing winter and rising delivery fees, many Pittsburgh households are seeing much higher gas bills. The PUC has paused Peoples’ proposed hike while it investigates.

Pittsburgh Public Schools is considering a policy to require advance parental notice when classroom lessons could conflict with 'sincerely held' religious beliefs, stirring debate over teacher burden and parental rights.