A Clairton resident received an 18-year federal prison term after prosecutors say he produced sexually explicit images and videos of minors between 2022 and 2024.

A Ross Township couple has been charged after investigators say they pocketed nearly $8,000 meant for Ross/West View EMS. The alleged theft has leaders warning about funding strain.

Murrysville cleared plans for a nearly $10M overhaul of Franklin Regional's athletic facilities, a phased project that will returf fields, rebuild courts and add a multipurpose pitch through 2026.

Manor Township police warned residents after multiple black bear sightings near Lenape Technical School and a nearby Sheetz; the Pennsylvania Game Commission has been notified.

Fortune's 2026 ranking keeps Pittsburgh at 10 Fortune 500 headquarters, led by PNC, even as a longtime manufacturer drops off and an energy firm moves in.

An affiliate of 601W Companies reached the U.S. Steel Tower’s loan maturity on June 3 as talks with Wells Fargo continue and the loan remains in special servicing.

PennDOT has opened talks about reusing the 21.7‑acre Western Penitentiary site as the state moves forward with demolition and remediation through 2027.

A Jones Day appellate lawyer has been nominated to lead federal prosecutions in Western Pennsylvania pending Senate confirmation.

Belle Vernon’s boil‑water advisory was lifted after testing, but local leaders say questions remain about the reservoir work and how the warning was communicated. Officials point to routine maintenance; residents want more details.

State grants plus municipal matching funds will pay for HVAC, lighting and a teen tech space at Penn Hills Library, officials say.

A Butler man was sentenced to seven years in federal prison after officers say he possessed an AR-15-style rifle, a revolver and dozens of rounds. The arrest followed an alleged January 2024 rebar assault in Connoquenessing Township.

Allegheny County police arrested Darien Wallace in Trafford, ending a nearly two-year search in the 2024 Braddock shooting that killed 16-year-old Jeramyah Pollard.

The Butler Township planning commission approved plans for a drive-through Scooter's Coffee at Greenwood Plaza; final approval now moves to township commissioners.