At nearly 9 months old, Cairo Cannon was among the youngest listeners Thursday when former first daughter Chelsea Clinton and Lori Shapiro gathered children for a story at B is for Books in Homestead to promote early literacy.

In a difficult section, Valley’s girls volleyball team slogged through the past two seasons. The Vikings won just four matches during that time, none in section play.

A Pittsburgh man who shot and killed his father following an argument last year was convicted Thursday of third-degree murder.

If a proposed asphalt plant in East Huntingdon moves forward, it will become the welcome mat for visitors traveling on Route 119 to Sand Hill Berries, co-owner Amy Schilling said.

Welcome to Week 9 of the high school football season, the second week of the “stretch run” of the 2026 season.

TeraBridges at Upper St. Clair High School is one of the world’s top robotics teams for students. Its members feel ready to contribute to a growing workforce, especially as Pittsburgh considers itself a global robotics hub.

MILWAUKEE — The Miz will try to whiz his famous fastball by batters on baseball’s biggest stage, opening a new-look World Series between teams guaranteed to produce a first-time champion.

A warm smile and a welcoming handshake were familiar signs of Ron Everhart’s presence around the former Palumbo Center, where the ex-Duquesne basketball coach held court on random evenings in a second-floor office of what now is known as UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse, Duquesne’s refurbished, state-of-the-art basketball building.

Westmoreland commissioners will soon begin interviews with four final candidates vying for the warden’s job at the county prison.

By the time the largest infrastructure project in Allegheny County’s history is finished in 2032, it will reside 150 feet underground, span 4.9 miles and be filled with sewer water.

U.S. Steel says it’s pushing forward with a project to build a nearly $3 billion hot strip mill at its Edgar Thomson Works, but local leaders and environmental advocates say many of their concerns about an expected spike in pollution remain unaddressed.

The Allegheny County District Attorney’s Office has lost 18 attorneys this year, a staffing challenge First Assistant District Attorney Rebecca Spangler said will be exacerbated by a nearly $2 million gap between the office’s 2027 budget request and the county executive’s proposal.

The family of a 1-year-old boy who was fatally shot when a police officer fired into a moving vehicle in Mississippi said Thursday they do not believe the shooting was justified after reviewing videos from officers’ body-worn cameras at the scene.

The Milwaukee Brewers and the Tampa Bay Rays have the talent to give us a worthy Fall Classic.

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Sunday's historic game at Stade de France will proceed as planned, with the NFL working alongside local authorities and increasing security

Greta Gerwig's Netflix "Narnia: The Magician's Nephew" trailer sparks backlash as fans question the $250 million adaptation's tone and direction.

Miami president Joe Echevarria says the Hurricanes could go independent from the ACC as the 24-team college football playoff reshapes economics.

Eric Earnest pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud Thursday but denied receiving inside information from former NBA player and coach Chauncey Billups.

MUNDELEIN, Ill. (WGN) The family of Mary Alice Love learned Thursday that the Lake County State's Attorney's Office (LCSAO) will not be filing criminal charges against the Mundelein Police Department (MPD) officer who shot and killed her back in May. The LCSAO notified the MPD on Thursday that it had completed its criminal review [...]

Buffalo Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson's one-game NFL suspension for spitting was upheld, and coach Joe Brady called the actions inexcusable.

State employees have proposed a camping fee for the first time in more than 300 state conservation areas where overnight stays are allowed

Missouri's medical oversight board announced Thursday it had revoked a St. Charles County doctor's license after finding he violated a disciplinary order prohibiting him from prescribing or practicing hormone therapy.

Daniel Ott, 41, made his first federal court appearance Monday, according to officials. He pleaded not guilty.