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Proof Bar & Grill in Pittsburgh is ordered to shut down due to multiple health violations, including improperly stored food and unsanitary conditions, as reported by the Allegheny County Health Department.

Playa Bowls is opening a new location in Pittsburgh's The Terminal this summer, offering over 40 health-focused items like acai and pitaya bowls. It's set to create up to 50 jobs and joins the diverse dining scene in the Strip District.

Mineo's Pizza House in Pittsburgh has been named as one of The New York Times' readers' favorite pizza places globally, praised for its unique style and flavor.

Big Lots is closing its Moon Township location in Pittsburgh, with sales decreasing by 10%. This is part of a larger-scale nationwide closure of 293 stores.

Giant Eagle is selling its GetGo stores to Alimentation Couche-Tard, intending to focus on supermarkets and pharmacies. The deal includes employee retention and collaboration on the myPerks program.

Nippon Steel plans to invest $1 billion in U.S. Steel's Mon Valley Works, prompting mixed reactions regarding foreign ownership and economic security. The investment aims to improve efficiency and job security in Pennsylvania.

The Youngwood Sheetz store on N 3rd Street is closing on October 7, despite recent upgrades, affecting local convenience for residents and commuters. Employees are offered roles at nearby locations.

Joe's Crab Shack in Station Square unexpectedly closed, leaving customers confused. The closure follows a similar situation at Cadillac Ranch, both under Landry's Inc. Reasons for the shutdown are unknown.

The United Steelworkers approved Nippon Steel's acquisition of U.S. Steel after an arbitration board's ruling dismissed allegations related to the Basic Labor Agreement.

Big Lots is closing its North Versailles store following its bankruptcy filing, amidst economic struggles amplified by inflation and interest rate hikes.

A federal court issued a temporary restraining order to halt the closure and equipment move of a Pyrex plant in Charleroi, Pennsylvania, potentially saving local jobs.

UPMC is laying off around 100 employees and eliminating approximately 200 unfilled positions to optimize its operations, impacting various Central Pennsylvania regions.

The Styropek chemical plant in Potter Township, Beaver County, is closing in 2025, leading to the loss of 140 jobs and impacting the local community and economy.

Giant Eagle opened a new store in Pittsburgh's Westwood area, providing donations at its launch and planning events with local sports figures. The store will also include a pharmacy and is currently hiring.

A federal judge ruled that the closure of the Anchor Hocking plant in Charleroi, which makes Pyrex glassware, will proceed, rejecting antitrust law violations claims.

Ralph's Army Surplus, a longtime business in Monroeville, is set to close after serving the community for nearly 70 years due to changing economic conditions and market shifts.

The Department of Labor fined Sly Fox Brewing Company over $184,000 for illegally including managers in employee tip pools, violating federal wage laws.

A new Dick's House of Sport is set to open at Westmoreland Mall in Pennsylvania, filling the former Sears space and reflecting a trend in mall space repurposing.

Charleroi glass plant's closure delayed until April, layoffs to start January 27, affecting 240 workers with gradual layoff waves. Corelle Brands offers job opportunities in Ohio.

The Charleroi, Pennsylvania Anchor Hocking Glass plant's closure is delayed three months due to production struggles at another location, bringing temporary relief to workers.

Shadyside's Walnut Street experiences retail change as Banana Republic closes, but local businesses and Chamber of Commerce remain hopeful for the district's future.

The historic Hotel Saxonburg is closing after nearly 200 years of service in the Butler County community due to health issues and economic challenges.

The closure of the Giant Eagle in North Versailles has surprised customers and sparked concerns, especially amongst the elderly, about increased travel for groceries and pharmacy needs. Employees will be offered other positions.

Herschend is acquiring Palace Entertainment's U.S. parks, including Pittsburgh's Kennywood, amidst mixed local reactions and assurances of a smooth transition.

Sheetz plans to hire over 400 employees in Pennsylvania, with hiring events offering on-the-spot job offers and streamlined application processes. They're also recruiting in other states, offering competitive benefits.

A new Isaly’s store is opening in Pittsburgh's Strip District by Jim and Leslee Conroy, featuring classic menu items and aiming to maintain the brand's heritage.

Heritage Valley Kennedy Hospital is closing on June 30 due to financial issues, affecting local emergency and health services.

Pittsburgh restaurant Fet-Fisk is a finalist for Best New Restaurant in the 2025 James Beard Awards, with additional local and national culinary recognitions highlighted.

The Panther Pit Bar and Grill near the University of Pittsburgh, designated a public nuisance, is up for sale for $795,000 despite its past legal issues with operating as an unlicensed speakeasy.

Page's Dairy Mart in Pittsburgh is expanding with a new ice cream truck, aiming to serve communities beyond their established location, with renovations underway and launch expected later this year.

Pennsylvania Attorney General has sued contractor Michael Davis and 1st Choice Roofing for alleged shoddy work and not giving refunds, violating consumer protection laws.

The Charleroi glass plant, known for making Pyrex, closed after 132 years, with more than 200 job losses. Employees expressed sadness and anger as the plant's closure marks the end of a generational legacy.

Rockaway Pizzeria is set to reopen in Regent Square, Pittsburgh, on May 2, with the owner Josh Sickels warning of likely long wait times due to anticipated demand.

Club Cafe in Pittsburgh, having shut down last year, is reopening under new management by Keystone Artist Connect with plans to celebrate its musical legacy and introduce new offerings.

Giant Eagle offers a 15% discount in select Pennsylvania counties to help residents restock after weather-related power outages, excluding items like alcohol and tobacco.

Attorney General Dave Sunday sues Black Cherry Design for allegedly not completing renovation contracts or providing prepaid goods. The lawsuit seeks compensation for consumers and an injunction against the company.

The Parkway Center Giant Eagle in Pittsburgh will close on June 28 due to an un-renewable lease and required investments. The pharmacy will close on May 21. Employees will be offered positions at other locations.

Gordon Ramsay is searching for struggling restaurants in Pittsburgh for a new TV show, offering a chance for them to receive his professional guidance and possibly turn their businesses around.

Herschend Family Entertainment acquires Kennywood, Sandcastle, and Idlewild parks, joining Dollywood in its portfolio, with a focus on maintaining their historic charm.

Giant Eagle Pharmacy will take over prescriptions from closing Rite Aid stores in Pennsylvania and Ohio, with regulatory approval pending. The transition includes the acquisition of pharmacy assets as part of Rite Aid's Chapter 11 proceedings.

Voodoo Brewing Company is closing its North Shore outlet in Pittsburgh to focus on expanding beer production and distribution, following a business strategy shift.

JCPenney is closing its store in Beaver Valley Mall, PA, this fall due to lease issues. The mall and State Rep. Josh Kail raise concerns about the mall's future and the shift in retail trends.

Amazon invests $20 billion in Pennsylvania data centers, including one next to a nuclear plant, raising regulatory concerns. Governor Shapiro touts economic benefits; critics question long-term job prospects.

U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel finalize a partnership bolstering American steelmaking and technological capabilities, with U.S. government holding a "golden share" and the deal expected to protect/create 100,000 jobs.

Downtown Pittsburgh businesses prepare for the NFL Draft amidst construction challenges, with some owners optimistic and others facing financial struggles and reduced foot traffic.

Giant Eagle is set to take over prescriptions from several closed Rite Aid stores in Western Pennsylvania, marking a significant change in the pharmacy landscape of the region.

Dino's Sports Lounge in Greensburg is closing after 15 years, with reasons undisclosed and management not commenting. The venue was known for its atmosphere and faced challenges like the pandemic and staff shortages.

Nancy B's Bakery in West Homestead closed temporarily due to a collapsed fire escape causing damage above its entrance. Owner Michael Runco is using the closure for repairs and employee vacations.

A new Shake Shack is set to open at Ross Park Mall in Pittsburgh, with patrons already enjoying other locations in the area. An opening date has not been announced.

Time magazine included Dick's Sporting Goods and Duolingo on its list of the 100 most influential companies of 2025, highlighting Pittsburgh's growing corporate landscape.

The Shop 'n Save market in Penn Hills is closing after over 30 years. A clearance sale is starting, with the store unable to compete with larger retailers.

Kraft Heinz is splitting into two companies, dividing its brand portfolio into the Global Taste Elevation Co. and North American Grocery Co., to address operational challenges and adapt to changing consumer trends.

Eos Energy is relocating its headquarters to Pittsburgh, with a $350 million investment aiming to create 730 jobs and retain 260 in Allegheny County, as Pennsylvania seeks to bolster its energy sector.

Pittsburgh International Airport holds its annual auction online, featuring items from vehicles to luxury goods, with a viewing opportunity on October 24th before the auction ends on October 27th.

U.S. Steel is set to cautiously restart Battery 14 at Clairton plant after a fatal explosion, with enhanced safety measures and close monitoring of emissions.

Giant Eagle Pharmacy is opening at a former Rite Aid location in Pittsburgh's Mount Washington. They will offer healthcare products, food, and groceries. A "Fill it Forward" initiative will donate to a local organization for each prescription filled.

Long John Silver's has opened a new location in Washington, PA, promising convenient seafood and chicken options with dine-in, drive-thru, and delivery services.

The Grant Bar in Millvale closed after 90 years, sparking community nostalgia. Financial issues and owners' age led to its closure despite being a beloved local institution.

Carmi Soul Food Restaurant on Pittsburgh's North Side is closing after 13 years, planning to continue serving the community through catering and pop-ups.

Murray Avenue Grill in Squirrel Hill, open since 1986, is closing on December 28 due to economic challenges post-pandemic and the owner splitting time between states.

Pennsylvania will receive $6.6 million from Mercedes-Benz as part of a larger $149 million settlement for emissions cheating involving defeat devices in diesel vehicles.

The Pittsburgh City Paper has shut down after 34 years, leaving a void in the city's alternative news scene. Financial challenges and a turbulent industry led to its closure by owner Block Communications.

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette is closing down on May 3 due to financial losses, ending nearly 200 years of publishing history amid labor disputes and challenges in journalism.

Macy's is closing its Pittsburgh Mills store as part of a nationwide downsizing strategy, affecting approximately 17 remaining businesses in the mall. The clearance will last about 10 weeks, with support for affected employees.

The Shop 'n Save on Brownsville Road in Carrick is closing after decades, with its owner retiring. Inventory is being cleared with no confirmed last day of operation. Local residents are concerned about limited nearby grocery options.

Western Pennsylvania logged 231 commercial bankruptcies in 2025, a small dip from 2024 — but the chapter mix and liquidations show local small businesses remain under pressure.

Everest Infrastructure Partners will acquire 214 southwestern U.S. towers from ATN International for up to $297M; the staged sale begins with an initial closing in Q2 2026.

Alcoa plans to sell 10 closed or curtailed sites to data-center developers, targeting a first deal in the first half of 2026.

Roxanne Brown will be sworn in as the United Steelworkers’ international president this Sunday, the first woman and person of color to lead the union. Her early tests will be national bargaining and the energy transition.

BNY Mellon says nearly half its downtown staff now work at renovated 500 Ross Street as new amenities come online.

Intervala has finished a $6 million build-out at the former Sony plant in Westmoreland and will hold open interviews Saturday as it looks to hire up to 45 workers.

A $555,970 Money Power Progressive Fast Play ticket was sold at the Shop 'n Save on Babcock Boulevard in Shaler Township. The Pennsylvania Lottery says the holder should sign the ticket and call to claim.

UPMC reversed last year’s losses, posting $286M operating income and record $33.56B revenue in 2025 as insurance margins improved.

Ollie's Bargain Outlet in Greensburg has reopened after a Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture shutdown for rodent activity; a follow‑up inspection cleared the store.

Panera at 3401 Boulevard of the Allies has closed as the University of Pittsburgh advances a plan to replace the site with hundreds of apartments and a grocery. The closure highlights short‑term disruption ahead of a long‑planned redevelopment.

Service-focused shops, small eateries and entertainment concepts are taking a growing share of new leases in Pittsburgh, prompting landlords to carve up bigger spaces.

A South Side GetGo sold a $1,000,000 Pennsylvania Lottery scratch-off; the retailer will receive a $5,000 bonus and the winner has a year to claim.

CoStar reports Cumberland Farms agreed to acquire more than 50 Coen Markets stores across the Pittsburgh region. The move could change fuel brands and quick‑bite menus at familiar neighborhood stops.

Highmark’s affiliation with Blue KC is expected to close March 31, adding about 1 million members while leaving Blue KC locally governed and branded.

Stevens & Lee has signed a multi‑year lease at One PPG Place, enlarging its downtown Pittsburgh footprint as law firms continue to favor upgraded Class A space. The deal joins a wave of legal-sector moves into the building.

Highmark Health posted a $674M operating loss for 2025 even as Allegheny Health Network reported operating income, highlighting pressure on the insurer arm.

Amazon opened a SPA5 same‑day delivery station in Findlay Township, promising faster deliveries across four counties and nearly 300 local jobs. The hub pairs robotics with human workers to speed orders to doorsteps.

The Pirates and PNC Bank named six Pittsburgh businesses to the Going to Bat program; each gets up to $100,000 in marketing support and a $5,000 grant for 2026.

A Mangum Economics study finds Pennsylvania's data center buildout could generate about $12 billion a year and nearly 19,400 jobs by 2036, with big grid and permitting questions still to be resolved.

Waltman Furniture announced a liquidation sale and will close its Kittanning showroom as the owner retires after about 75 years in business.

After a 2025 landlord dispute, Better-Maid Donut Co. has reopened at 2101 Greentree Road in Scott Township. The longtime Crafton Heights favorite is serving its sell-out donuts again.

Building owners pushed the Planning Commission to recommend zoning limits on vape and smoke shops downtown, saying clusters of stores are harming street life and historic storefronts.

A Baltimore nonprofit bought the Pittsburgh Post‑Gazette, averting a May shutdown and keeping the city’s largest newsroom operating under a nonprofit model.

Wegmans and Meijer are headed to Cranberry Township, promising more choice and a likely price fight. Local grocers are already plotting promotions and store upgrades.

Global energy and AI developers are repurposing Westmoreland County’s industrial sites — from Mount Pleasant to Upper Burrell — promising new jobs and heavy‑power projects.

Highmark has hired Heather Cianfrocco, a Pittsburgh native and former UnitedHealth/Optum executive, as COO to help steer operations amid financial pressures.

Rivian converted the former Bed Bath & Beyond in Bethel Park into a hybrid service and customer experience center, marking the company's first location in southwestern Pennsylvania.

Trib Total Media is seeding NewsWorks Lab with $1.25 million to launch a Pittsburgh-based investigative newsroom led by Andrew Conte and focused on accountability reporting.

Fresh Del Monte has chosen Pittsburgh as the operations hub for its reconstituted Foods division, relocating senior leadership and anchoring supply‑chain, finance and R&D teams locally.

Pittsburgh private-equity firm Continuim has acquired Latrobe-based Lang Specialty Trailers and says it will expand the company's manufacturing facility. The buy adds to Continuim's industrial portfolio.

Neighborhood 91 will add a 108,000‑square‑foot manufacturing building at Pittsburgh International Airport, expanding the airport‑adjacent advanced manufacturing campus.

Eos and Cerberus launched Frontier Power USA, a Cerberus‑backed company aiming to build, own and operate long‑duration storage — anchored by a $100M commitment and a 2 GWh reservation. The plan pairs Pittsburgh manufacturing with insurer backing to help projects secure bankable financing.

S&T Bank is renovating a 28,000-square-foot office at One North Shore Center and adding a full-service branch, with hiring planned as work continues into late 2026.

A Pittsburgh seller says he lost more than $1,100 on a ticket marketplace and is warning other sellers; state and national consumer agencies outline how to avoid similar scams.

Amazon is pursuing its first distribution facility in Washington County; township approvals are pending for a proposed delivery station.

A Beaver County pipe fabricator plans a $15M move to Aliquippa that will create about 130 jobs and expand the borough’s manufacturing capacity.

Stefani Pashman will step down as Allegheny Conference CEO by the end of 2026; board chair Leroy Ball will lead the search for her successor.

Disney Store Limited Time opens at Ross Park Mall this Saturday with exclusive park-only merchandise and a child-led opening ceremony. Mall officials say it will stay through the holidays for now.

Acrisure says it will cut roughly 2,250 roles — about 11% of its workforce — as the Grand Rapids fintech leans into AI, with reductions phased through 2027.

Pittsburgh foundry McConway & Torley won a CBP ruling that an importer evaded duties on freight‑rail couplers; the Oregon manufacturer disputes the decision. The case could force unpaid duties to be repaid.

JCPenney confirmed the Ross Park Mall location will close Sept. 20, 2026, citing lease issues and directing customers to other stores and online. The closure leaves an anchor vacancy at the North Hills mall.

PNC‑nurtured numo will power Bank of America's BankAmeriDeals, bringing tens of thousands of merchant offers to millions of cardholders.

Buchanan extended its downtown Pittsburgh lease at the Union Trust Building, locking in more than 115,000 square feet of headquarters space.

Bechtel Plant Machinery has leased the remaining suites at Next Tier Connect's Monroeville campus, filling the last available space and returning the former Westinghouse headquarters to full occupancy.

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.

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.

Italian microreactor maker Terra Innovatum has opened a U.S. headquarters in Pittsburgh as it advances licensing and a planned FOAK deployment for its SOLO reactor.

UPMC will cut about 200 primarily nonclinical jobs and says affected staff will receive enhanced severance and benefits coverage.

At a June 10 open house, developers said resident feedback has led them to reshape access, noise and screening plans for the proposed Springdale data center at the former Cheswick site.

Hyosung HICO and a Quanta subsidiary will form a joint venture to build 72.5–800 kV gas circuit breakers at Quanta’s Canonsburg plant, with production due this October.

A former PNC managing director in Charlotte alleges she was underpaid and fired before equity vested, suing for discrimination and retaliation.

KPMG’s new Pittsburgh managing partner says the firm is exploring office options as it pushes to grow locally and strengthen client ties.

A condemnation notice was posted on the former Pittsburgh Brewing complex in Lawrenceville, raising questions about safety and the site's future.

Kraft Heinz said it will split its international operations into North America, Europe & Pacific and Emerging Markets while centralizing procurement and supply chain. New regional leaders were named and several executives will move into advisory roles.