William Snyder was born to be a history buff.

LAS VEGAS — John Tortorella will not return as coach of the Vegas Golden Knights after guiding them to the Stanley Cup Final on an interim basis.

A black bear was seen swimming in North Park Lake Tuesday, according to Allegheny County.

Allegheny Valley School District officials are setting the record straight in regard to use of the district’s new track and field complex.

Trib Total Media TV writer Rob Owen offers a viewing tip for the coming week.

LCT Energy says its Rustic Ridge No. 1 mine has “never violated” its water pollution permit. These claims were made in Trib articles (May 7 and 16) as well as during oral arguments in front of the Pennsylvania Environmental Hearing Board. That’s not true.

More than 60 pigs rescued from a hoarding situation in Rostraver are being rehabbed at a Frazer farm.

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Summer food programs are gearing up for higher demand this year as inflation hovers at more than 4% and in-store food prices remain high.

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 ...

There is a lot of focus on the opioid epidemic and its fatal fallout. But opioids are only part of the problem.

Another name could be in the mix for the Pittsburgh Steelers at the quarterback position.

Heading into the season, the Pittsburgh Pirates had good reason to feel confident in Isaac Mattson being a bullpen anchor.

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.

“First Call” for Tuesday puts out a call for help to fix the Pittsburgh Pirates’ recent pitching problems. We look at a potential Bucs trade target who may be drawing interest from others. A local baseball standout makes his Major League Baseball debut.

The National Weather Service’s Pittsburgh office in Moon confirmed two tornadoes touched down Sunday in Western Pennsylvania.

America is a country failing to admit it is the world’s largest debtor nation, not a great power anymore. America has depleted its oil resources. That has sent America not only to the Middle East, but to Venezuela and other countries rich in oil. America has chosen wars to gain access to oil. America’s military is nothing without oil. That leaves only ...

Here are some news items for Tuesday, June 16, 2026:

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.

Pittsburgh City Council could vote this month on whether to issue settlements to 11 victims in the 2022 Fern Hollow Bridge collapse.

WASHINGTON — Law enforcement officials disrupted “planned attacks” meant to target the UFC cage-fighting show staged at the White House this past weekend, and multiple people were in custody, FBI Director Kash Patel said on Tuesday.

The struggling Pizza Hut restaurant chain will be sold for $2.7 billion by parent company Yum Brands.

ATLANTA — Atlanta Braves right-hander Spencer Strider will be shut down from throwing for four weeks because of inflammation in his right elbow, the team announced Monday.

Thousands of U.S. public-school employees have received warnings saying they could lose their jobs as the nation’s education system grapples with mounting financial pressures.

ATLANTA — It took Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha all of his 40 years on Earth to make his World Cup debut.