According to Pierre LeBrun of The Athletic, the Penguins would’ve liked to bring Anthony Mantha back on a one-year contract. But LeBrun claims the unrestricted free agent who scored 33 goals last season (none in the playoffs) is looking for a multi-year deal.

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The recent reopening of public restrooms along the Armstrong Trail in Ford City has renewed discussion about the costs of vandalism and the challenges trail organizations face in maintaining public amenities.

The latest proposal advanced by MLB during a collective bargaining session with the MLB Players Association is a complete overhaul of its amateur entry system.

Murrysville prides itself on its natural beauty. The town is full of wooded areas with streams carrying stormwater down to Turtle Creek.

With the Pittsburgh Penguins entering the offseason after a brief return to the postseason, TribLive will offer Penguins A to Z, a player-by-player look at all 53 individuals signed to an NHL contract — including those whose deals do not begin until future seasons — with the organization.

Editor’s note: From now until reporting day to training camp at Saint Vincent College, TribLive is running through the Pittsburgh Steelers’ 90-man roster, looking at each player and assessing his outlook for the 2026 season. The breakdown will run in alphabetical order with two players each day between June 13 and July 28. Contract data courtesy ...

Ebola is spreading rapidly through parts of central Africa. By the time the outbreak was confirmed in mid-May, hundreds of potential cases had been identified, suggesting the strain had been circulating for months undetected. Although the retreat by the U.S. from global health initiatives isn’t directly to blame for this crisis, depleted resources are ...

Here are some news items from this morning, Monday, June 22, 2026:

$1M scratch-off ticket sold in Carnegie

If you’ve read some of my articles about the Andrew Carnegie Free Library &Music Hall in the past, you might already know that libraries and social workers go together like chocolate and peanut butter.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Even as it battled the deadliest drug epidemic in American history, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration permitted hundreds of thousands of fentanyl pills to hit the streets of New Mexico between 2023 and 2025, according to three current and former DEA agents and government records reviewed by The Associated Press.

Monday’s “First Call” looks at the Pirates’ upcoming series at home against Seattle. We discuss the state of the National League Central Division and the wild card race. A local Major League Baseball product had a huge day.

WASHINGTON — U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Alan Greenspan has died at the age of 100.

Alan Greenspan, the former Federal Reserve Board chairman who presided over a long period of economic stability and prosperity, has died at the age of 100.

Here's what's up next for the World Cup action in Seattle this week and looking ahead to a possible return of the U.S. team in the round of 16.

The Russell Wilson-backed charter school faced a state inquiry into whether its final graduating class, including special education students, met state standards.

Meteorologists fear this year's El Nio will further heat the planet and lead to billions of dollars in damages from heat waves, floods and droughts.

Washington Democrats gathered in Spokane to target 2026 midterm election gains, focusing on House control, state Supreme Court races and expanding legislative power.

Much has changed since Qatar hosted the FIFA Men's World Cup four years ago. Now, host cities must consider potential human rights impacts.

Comedians often say it's one of the best comedy clubs in the country.

TOWN OF SPRINGFIELD The history of the Laufenberg family farm has roots in the year Wisconsin became a state.

Changes taking effect July 1 could affect millions of borrowers who carried an average of $33,770 in student debt in 2025, according to the Education Data Initiative.

There is little information about the health and environmental impact of data centers themselves, and experts agree more research and studies are needed to clarify those specific effects.

America's richest self-made woman lives in Wisconsin. She's also, unsurprisingly, the richest person in the state. So who is Diane Hendricks?