State police said Thursday the death of a man whose body was found on state game lands was the result of a homicide.

A retinal implant the size of a strawberry seed co-created by a University of Pittsburgh researcher has helped partially restore vision for older people suffering from macular degeneration.

The attorney for a Hempfield woman accused of fatally shooting her husband said he plans to present a self-defense argument at trial.

Earlier this week, Elon Musk introduced Grokipedia, an AI-powered online encyclopedia designed to rival Wikipedia. As users began exploring the new platform, social media quickly buzzed with comparisons between the information offered by the two sites.

While Halloween plans may dominate your Friday night, the rest of the post-spooky weekend still has a lot of treats to offer around Pittsburgh. Some events will keep the darker vibes going while others will be a respite for those sick of movie monsters and jack o’lanterns. Here are a few ideas.

A business owner who sued for retaliation and malicious prosecution after she was taken into police custody following a parking dispute in Pittsburgh has won a $450,000 jury verdict against Allegheny County.

How are you feeling? “6-7.” How tall are you? “6-7.” What time is it? “6-7.”

The Pittsburgh Penguins on Thursday broke their silence and provided new details about a man’s 35-foot fall from the upper concourse of the arena during Monday night’s game, leaving him critically injured.

WASHINGTON - FBI investigations have been slowed or stalled by the second-longest U.S. government shutdown in history, leaving the bureau without funds to pay informants or make undercover drug or gun buys, gaps that an FBI spokesperson said are putting national security at risk.

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Firefighters responded to a house fire on Warden Street in Irwin on Thursday afternoon.

Penn State has an uphill climb to take any positives from the remaining five games in the 2025 season.

With just hours until Halloween, last-minute candy shoppers are stocking up for trick-or-treaters.

Ozzy Samad, president of Brother’s Brother Foundation, knew Pittsburgh needed to step up to help Jamaica after seeing the size and strength of Hurricane Melissa.

Eric Poole has loved sports and drawing for as long as he can remember, aspiring to be a cartoonist.

After consecutive games in which his unit was exploited and amid mounting fan frustration with the results he’s tasked with overseeing, Pittsburgh Steelers defensive coordinator Teryl Austin vows to stay the course when it comes to communicating with his players.

John Hartman, a graduate of Gateway High School, built an extensive career in law enforcement before becoming a licensed private investigator and published author.

Emergency responders from Verona and Oakmont reported to the Verona municipal building early Thursday morning after receiving reports of smoke in the building.

When Kavir Bains-Marquez stuffed N.C. State’s Wesley Grimes for a loss of 3 yards last weekend, he couldn’t help but toss up a shark fin gesture in celebration.

With federal funding stalled by the government shutdown, Pennsylvania’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits are expected to run out this week, leaving many families uncertain about how they’ll put food on the table.

A man arrested Tuesday in a raid on a Harrison home by federal authorities has been charged with two counts of making interstate threats for allegedly leaving multiple menacing voicemails.

Plans have changed for proposed townhouses at the former Community United Methodist Church in Aspinwall.

Officials with Etna and Reserve say they need to further explore the possibility of forming a regional police force after a state study found it would cost more to operate than the municipalities’ existing departments.

Konnor Griffin developed into the consensus No. 1 prospect in baseball and Bubba Chandler into the game’s top pitching prospect, so their status in the Pittsburgh Pirates organization was indisputable.

When Nicholas Thompson isn’t busy overseeing The Atlantic magazine as CEO, he can often be found running to and from its lower Manhattan offices — or chasing records further afield. In 2019, he ran his fastest marathon in 2:29 and, in 2021, set the American record in the 50K for men aged 45 and over.