NEW YORK — The dominant movie genres of the past decade, superhero films and horror, have usually stayed, like bashful teenagers on the dance floor, on separate sides of the multiplex.

Too many Steelers fans seem unhappy with Sunday’s victory at Tampa Bay. Take what you can get. That includes these refreshing Steelers/NFL notes.

A free clinic next week, sponsored by Summit Legal Aid, will offer help to people who have lost their driver’s license.

There was quite a reason to celebrate in Northeast Pennsylvania this past spring.

Jeannette council approved the purchase of a new Chevrolet Equinox that will be used by the code enforcement office.

A Penn Township man is accused of stealing $118,000 from a relative’s bank account over six years, according to police.

The number of teachers across the nation has been dwindling for years, and New Kensington-Arnold Superintendent Chris Sefcheck is heading to Harrisburg to voice his concerns about that shortage to state legislators.

“I felt like bait.” That’s how a young woman described an alleged sexual assault at a Cornell fraternity house. According to her lawsuit, she lay incapacitated in a fraternity bedroom while members of a group chat invited other men upstairs. Some came. She alleges they assaulted her.

After wrapping production in Pittsburgh on its fifth and final season in early summer, “Mayor of Kingstown” will return to Paramount+ with new episodes on Jan. 15.

Floyd Snyder is in his 19th season leading the Mt. Pleasant boys soccer team.

Just in time for Halloween, Pittsburghers can take a nighttime drive through the region’s haunted history.

The Arizona men and Oklahoma State women have been installed as favorites to win Big 12 basketball championships this season.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers called Sunday’s victory over the 1-5 Tampa Bay Buccaneers a “trajectory-altering” win.

The Pittsburgh Pirates are unveiling their 2026 organizational awards this week, with Tuesday beginning the release of a series of honors for the club’s most impactful minor-league players and staff members.

HENDERSON, Nev. — Connor Heyward spent his first four seasons in Pittsburgh, playing a mixture of tight end and fullback for the old-school Steelers.

The NFL hopes to bring a “mini-Super Bowl” vibe to Paris this week for its first regular-season game in France, even as authorities consider imposing curfews following civil unrest.

A Kittanning Township man accused of committing armed robbery and fleeing on an ATV is heading to court.

WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats’ top campaign spending group is wading into Mississippi’s U.S. Senate race for the first time this year, an aggressive move in a deep-red state that signals a party on the offensive as Republicans look to protect a slim majority.

MILAN — Some supermarket shelves and gas station pumps were empty in the southern city of Naples on Tuesday due to a week-long protest by truck drivers against the high cost of diesel driven up by the Iran war.

NEW YORK — As they steam toward massive public offerings on Wall Street, the companies at the forefront of artificial intelligence have begun sketching plans to share their wealth with the public — a commitment they say is imperative to address disruptions the technology could bring to the workforce and people’s livelihoods.

JUBA, South Sudan — A drone strike on a market in Abyei, a border region disputed by Sudan and South Sudan, hit a nearby fuel depot, killing at least 153 people and igniting a fire that was still burning Tuesday, a local official said.

LONDON — Prince Harry has said he wants his disagreements with his brother Prince William and his father King Charles III to “work out.”

Celebrate International Sloth Day with five Odd News stories of the slow-moving species breaking records and getting up to mischief.

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