When it comes to playoff history, there is no comparison between Jeannette and Bentworth.

A woman who ran two weight loss clinics in the Pittsburgh area is charged in federal court with mislabeling animal medication and giving it to humans.

The Hampton Council meeting began Oct. 22 as it always does, opening with concerns from any residents and property owners.

Investigators with the state Attorney General’s Office appeared to be conducting an investigation at a New Kensington home Wednesday evening.

The North Allegheny boys soccer team ended this season with 10 wins, six losses, three ties and zero regrets.

Winning the coin toss and deferring until the second half is a sound strategy in practice, but not in execution for the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Pennsylvania Department of Transportation District 12 held training Wednesday in Unity for snowplow operators to enhance their skills with wing plows in preparation for winter operations.

A Westmoreland County judge has reinstated house arrest for a Jeannette man accused of breaking into an off-duty county detective’s home last year and assaulting him.

Center Zach Frazier and tight end Pat Freiermuth joined guard Isaac Seumalo and receiver Scotty Miller as those who sat out Wednesday’s Pittsburgh Steelers practice because of injury.

The Utah Mammoth locked up center Logan Cooley with an eight-year, $80 million contract extension Wednesday.

A shoulder injury limiting quarterback Joe Flacco could force the Cincinnati Bengals to reinsert Jake Browning in the starting spot for Sunday’s meeting with the Chicago Bears.

A woman charged following the raid earlier this year of a Murrysville massage parlor pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor prostitution charge on Wednesday.

Chartiers Valley School District will work with a Carnegie Mellon University spinout to deploy a threat detection system at district buildings.

Steep discounts for millions of Americans on Obamacare won’t expire until Dec. 31, but an exodus from the government health insurance program is expected to start Saturday when open enrollment kicks off for 2026.

Mason Heintschel’s first collegiate start likely wasn’t even over before a chorus of speculation began as to where Pitt’s true freshman quarterback would transfer or which programs would be lining up to poach him at the earliest opportunity.

A former NFL starting defensive back, a veteran offensive lineman and a familiar former quarterback-turned-wide receiver were part of a mini-makeover of the Pittsburgh Steelers’ practice squad on Wednesday.

With the new ownership of Paramount by Skydance comes another round of job cuts, including a dozen positions cut at Pittsburgh’s KDKA-TV and WPKD. Most of the roles eliminated were behind the scenes but the cuts also claimed the jobs of three members of the on-air talent team, including “Pittsburgh Today Live” reporter Katie O’Malley.

Glenn Armocida has lived many lives in his 66 years.

The embattled Pittsburgh Steelers secondary added another piece Wednesday, this one from an internal source.

RIO DE JANEIRO — A police raid and clashes with a drug gang embedded in low-income neighborhoods of Rio de Janeiro left at least 119 people dead, officials said Wednesday, a day after the massive operation drew criticism for using excessive force.

Amazon is cutting 14,000 jobs as it expands its use of artificial intelligence, though it’s unclear how the move will affect the Pittsburgh area.

As Pine Township refines its 2026 budget, one of the major projects on the docket is the station upgrade for the Northern Regional Police Department. Potential costs of a new headquarters range from $20 million to $30 million.

Having worked for the Hampton Township Police Department for 25 years, Officer Pete Halli is enjoying a slower-paced career as a school resource officer at Blessed Trinity Academy in Indiana Township.