SAN JOSE, Calif. — San Darnold’s NFL career had hit rock bottom when he arrived in San Francisco in 2023 after failing at two spots to live up to his high draft billing.

A Detroit Lions fan involved in an altercation with Pittsburgh Steelers player DK Metcalf has filed a $100 million lawsuit against the receiver and others, alleging he was assaulted and later defamed as a racist.

BEREA, Ohio — Todd Monken was a surprise choice to become the Cleveland Browns’ head coach.

A North Belle Vernon man is behind bars after police said he took two knives into an optician’s office Monday, knocked over several display cases and stabbed a couch and the walls, according to court papers.

On the third anniversary of an Ohio toxic train derailment just over the Pennsylvania line, Sen. John Fetterman is demanding that Congress act on a bipartisan railroad safety bill languishing in committee.

A judge on Feb. 3 approved Millvale’s emergency request to borrow $1.9 million so the borough can pay off its overdue debts as it works to right its financial ship.

In a key ruling Tuesday, a Westmoreland County judge decided that jurors in the Thomas G. Stanko criminal homicide trial may hear limited evidence that his former girlfriend, Cassandra Gross, was legally declared dead in 2019.

Opening statements and testimony in the trial of a New Florence woman charged with ordering the murder of her mother, along with one of the two men alleged to have fired the fatal shots, are set to begin Monday, Feb. 9.

WASHINGTON — Higher-income Americans and those with college degrees have ramped up their spending more quickly in the past three years than other consumers, according to data released Tuesday, evidence of worsening inequality that may explain some of the growing pessimism about the economy.

LOS ANGELES — I can’t believe it’s happening to us.

MIAMI — A Florida congresswoman charged with conspiring to steal $5 million in federal covid-19 disaster funds formally pleaded not guilty on Tuesday, nearly three months after her indictment.

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Omar Khan certainly feels the frustration from Pittsburgh Steelers fans over the organization’s lack of a playoff win for nine years.

The term “kayfabe” has been used for decades in the professional wrestling business, its origins dating back to the early 20th century as carnies and wrestlers worked to keep the illusion of what they did hidden from fans.

The Pittsburgh Penguins placed goaltender Filip Larsson on unconditional waivers for the purposes of a contract termination on Tuesday.

COLUMBUS — The $4.3 million payment that Ohio-based FirstEnergy made to veteran lawyer and lobbyist Sam Randazzo in 2019, shortly before he was appointed as the state’s top utility regulator, is at the center of the latest criminal trial to get underway in a sweeping $60 million bribery scandal.

Graphic videos showing the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk while he spoke to a crowd on a Utah college campus quickly went viral, drawing millions of views.

An array of upgrades meant to prepare Downtown Pittsburgh for the global spotlight of the NFL Draft are underway.

Greensburg Fire Department is looking to turn two fire trucks into one while city council mulls over a possible $1 million price tag.

MINNEAPOLIS — Immigration officers with guns drawn arrested some activists who were trailing their vehicles on Tuesday in Minneapolis, a sign that tensions have not eased since the departure last week of a high-profile commander.

The University of Pittsburgh will lease the Wellington Apartment building in case there’s a need for student overflow housing this fall.

Agency awards more than $100,000 to five Washington County municipalities

WASHINGTON — Former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton finalized an agreement with House Republicans Tuesday to testify in a House investigation into Jeffrey Epstein this month, bowing to the threat of a contempt of Congress vote against them.