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

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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.