Dan Muse has been named the new head coach of the Pittsburgh Penguins, bringing his expertise in player development and special teams to the NHL team.

Pittsburgh's first women's sports bar, Title 9, opens in East Liberty, showcasing and celebrating female athletes with dedicated TV screens for women's sports.

Investigations reveal that the Pittsburgh Pirates discarded commemorative "Bucco Bricks," upsetting fans. The Pirates acknowledged their mistake and are offering replicas and planning a lasting tribute.

The Pittsburgh Steelers will play the Minnesota Vikings in Dublin, Ireland, on September 28, marking the NFL's first regular-season game in Ireland at Croke Park. This event is part of the NFL's series of international games for the year.

The rare $1.11 million Paul Skenes baseball card is on display at DICK'S House of Sport in Pittsburgh's Ross Park Mall from May 9-11, secured in a heavy-duty safe for public viewing.

Pittsburgh announces its first-ever World Cup soccer tournament to celebrate cultural diversity, inviting residents to play or cheer in June and July.

Pennsylvania Senate passed a bill prohibiting transgender girls from participating in female sports teams at schools and colleges, stirring controversy and potential legal challenges.

Pittsburgh is preparing to host the 2026 NFL Draft, an event that has generated much excitement among fans and the city, with hopes for economic and infrastructural benefits.

Mike Sullivan has parted ways with the Pittsburgh Penguins after a tenure highlighted by two Stanley Cup wins. The team acknowledges a transition period and starts searching for a new head coach.

Pittsburgh's Acrisure Stadium is hosting the Monster Energy AMA Supercross for the first time in 40 years, with local talent competing and around 50,000 fans expected.

The Pittsburgh Pirates are providing virtual vouchers for Paul Skenes bobbleheads due to a shortage at a recent game, assuring fans will receive the collectible.

Penn State University is auctioning off Beaver Stadium memorabilia, including signage and bleacher seats, certified with authenticity, amid stadium renovations.

Elizabeth Township unveils a renovated baseball field with turf infield, new fencing, and lighting worth $2 million, which can quickly convert to a WPIAL-compliant field.