Tuesday night’s storm downed wires and trees in Oakmont. The storm also damaged structures at Oakmont Country Club,.

Cleanup began Wednesday in Regent Square after multiple trees were knocked down during Tuesday’s storm.

Joe and Kathy Guyaux were without health insurance when their first child was born in 1972 at Allegheny Valley Hospital in Harrison.

Residents in Mt. Lebanon dealt with fallen trees and wires on Wednesday after a severe storm hit the Pittsburgh area on Tuesday.

Municipalities and local organizations around the region have stepped up as shelters, offering residents a place to charge devices and get assistance in the wake of this week’s severe storms, which left thousands without power.

Damage and clean up efforts were already underway at Boyce Park in Plum on Wednesday.

ATLANTA — The Atlanta Falcons have been fined $250,000 and defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich has been fined $100,000 as the result of Ulbrich’s son participating in a prank call to Shedeur Sanders during the NFL draft.

Toppled trees and other damage brought out residents to start cleaning up after a story hit Logan Ferry Road in Murrysville on Tuesday.

Duquesne Light Co. said that it could take five-to-seven days before all of of its estimated 215,000 customers have their power restored from the severe storms that ripped through the region Tuesday afternoon and evening, downing trees and power lines.

Penn State’s postgame locker room at the Orange Bowl was as somber as you’d expect. No one wanted to talk during the 20-minute period open to the media, and it’s hard to blame them. The Nittany Lions’ memorable season evaporated in a matter of seconds. That mood, that silence in the locker room is something you don’t soon forget.

An imposing, 90-mile-long squall line of fast-moving thunderstorms barreled through Southwestern Pennsylvania Tuesday at speeds up to 60 mph, killing at least three people, felling trees, shuttering schools and businesses and leaving more than 300,000 customers in five counties without electricity.

Evergreen Drive-In in East Huntingdon Township was damaged Tuesday during the severe storms that hit the region.

In true Clark Kent form, the new Superman would like to correct the record.

ATTARI, India — Pakistan said Wednesday it had “credible intelligence” that India is planning to attack it within days, as soldiers exchanged gunfire along borders and Pakistanis heeded New Delhi’s orders to leave the country following last week’s deadly attack in Indian-controlled Kashmir.

Robert Morris’ rebuilt roster continues to grow after coach Andy Toole received a commitment from 6-foot-7 guard Kaleb Brown on Tuesday.

As they so often do in Marvel Land, worlds collide in “Thunderbolts.”

Let’s be honest: Letting Mike Sullivan go was an easy decision for the Penguins. (This wasn’t all that mutual.)

KYIV, Ukraine — Ukraine is ready to sign an agreement that would give the U.S. access to its valuable rare minerals in the hopes of ensuring continued American support for Kyiv in its grinding war with Russia, senior Ukrainian officials said Wednesday.

Republican Sens. Mike Lee and Tommy Tuberville recently introduced the Abolish TSA Act of 2025, effectively calling for the privatization of airport security.

With summer and hot temperatures fast approaching, it is just the right time to prepare for snow and ice-covered roads.

Norwin’s Colin Bruno was one of the first prospective athletes to decommit from Saint Francis when the university announced plans to move from NCAA Division I to Division III.

Riley Miller has proven she is one of the better pitchers to come through one of the state’s great softball programs at Hempfield.

May the fourth be with you on Sunday, when Pittsburgh will have three major events happening.

Westmoreland County prosecutors dismissed a charge of drug delivery resulting in death in connection with the fatal overdose of a Greensburg man who died in 2023.

For many successful Major League Baseball rookies, Year 2 can be a challenge. The league figures out what you do well and counters it.