Kieran Shannon finished off a left-footed cross from Addison Vrabel with less than three minutes left in the second overtime to send No. 3 North Allegheny to a 2-1 victory over No. 2 Peters Township in the WPIAL Class 4A semifinals Monday night.

A man is facing arson charges after state police said he set a fire in a South Greensburg motel room over the weekend.

Nearly 50 polling places in Allegheny County have moved since the primary, according to county spokeswoman Abigail Gardner.

Finishing touches on a long-term Harrison traffic project began Monday, capping off a $350,000 upgrade aimed at improving safety.

The Pittsburgh Penguins didn’t practice for an extraordinarily long time on Monday in Cranberry.

Former Pittsburgh Penguins defenseman Jan Rutta has joined HC Sparta Praha of the Extraliga ledního hokeje (ELH) in his native Czechia.

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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Parts of a business jet likely started to break off even before it slammed into the ground and erupted in a ball of flames in South Florida, killing all nine people on board, a federal investigator said Monday.

The Allegheny County District Attorney’s Office Monday won a temporary closure of Capo’s, a controversial South Side bar repeatedly marred by violence and already operating under tight scrutiny by authorities.

For years, local newspapers have battled the consequences of big technology companies controlling how their reporting reaches readers and how advertising dollars flow.

The Pittsburgh Pirates extended a qualifying offer of $23.15 million on a one-year contract to Brandon Lowe on Monday, guaranteeing that they will receive a compensatory draft pick if the slugging second baseman opts to sign elsewhere in free agency.

Jury selection began Monday for the man accused of killing McKeesport police Officer Sean Sluganski nearly four years ago.

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When a child gets sick or injured after the pediatrician’s office closes, parents often face a choice: wait until morning or head to the emergency room.

An unfair labor practice charge filed by the Newspaper Guild of Pittsburgh/CWA Local 38061 claims that the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s successor discriminated against striking employees in hiring and failed to restore the prior agreement’s terms.

Westmoreland County commissioners and Sheriff James Albert proclaimed victory after a judge on Monday dismissed a lawsuit that sought to invalidate the county’s policy requiring GPS tracking devices in vehicles.

About two weeks ago, Reed Hoyle had an interesting phone conversation with a former teammate.

Pittsburgh’s Department of Mobility and Infrastructure will limit the 28th Street Bridge, which connects the Strip District and Polish Hill, to a single lane of traffic beginning tomorrow as it prepares to refurbish the aging structure.

Despite a harsh technology-stock downturn in October, three of the five biggest gainers this year are tech stocks.

ESPN personality Michael Wilbon announced he is taking an indefinite leave of absence from “Pardon the Interruption,” the sports debate show he has hosted with Tony Kornheiser for 25 years, and his NBA duties with the network and on ABC.

Shaler will get free engineering services for a generator project at the township’s public works facility as part of a settlement concerning bidding for the new bathhouse at Crawford Pool.

Michael Pittman Jr. hopes to return from injured reserve after the Pittsburgh Steelers’ bye week, but the receiver said there’s no time frame in place for that yet.

A proposal to tax various forms of unearned income Pittsburghers make on things like dividends and capital gains was met Monday with skepticism by several City Council members.