The Canonsburg-based combination will pump more than 9 Bcfe/d and lean on Marcellus shale for decades to come.

The Strip District location hands out free Pittsburgh-themed hats as CardVault's nationwide footprint keeps growing fast.

The store, spanning more than 14,000 square feet on Chartiers Street, brings a drive-thru, private vaccination area and about 15 local jobs.

The snack maker beat out California sites to expand in O'Hara Township, adding 83 jobs over three years.

The Jefferson Hills career school welcomed back state leaders this week after a three-year renovation, even as more than 250 students sit on a waitlist.

Brunk Industries is expanding its Armstrong County footprint with a new 20,000-square-foot plant and a $4.1 million state assist.

Murray's Market will fill the Forbes and Murray space with a kosher deli, butcher and sushi counter for the whole neighborhood.

The Penn Avenue shop near Heinz Hall shut without warning, joining Houston and Denver stores that closed the same quiet way.

Only one southwestern Pennsylvania financial institution has announced a 2026 acquisition. NexTier's Ohio deal shows what local banks are looking for.

Wayfair is bringing its first Pennsylvania store to Pittsburgh’s North Hills in 2027, with 95,000 square feet of furniture, décor and design services.

Rochester businesses report sales declines as high as 80% during the Adams Street closure. PennDOT now hopes to reopen the road by Labor Day.

Wabtec told investors it secured a roughly $1 billion Australian order on its July 22 earnings call as the Pittsburgh company beat Q2 targets and leaned into digital services.

A former McCrory’s on Pike Street has been reborn as Midtown Market — a 9,000‑sq‑ft downtown hub with duckpin bowling, a soda shop, a cocktail bar and more.