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West Virginia must win today's game or they'll be eliminated from the College World Series.

Shinnecock is hosting the U.S. Open June 18-21, for the sixth time. James Foulis won the first one there in 1896. Other winners include Raymond Floyd (1986), Corey Pavin (1995), Retief Goosen (2004) and Brooks Koepka (2018). Where's the U.S. Open heading next? Here's a look at the future U.S. Open venues: Future U.S. O

Some sandwiches don’t just fill you up—they carry a century of family secrets between the bread. In Pittsburgh, the best Italian delis aren’t chasing trends. They’ve been slicing, stacking, and serving the same time-tested flavors for decades. Walk into one of these spots and you’ll smell...

The Cuban sandwich at Milanes Cuban Corner, stacked with slow-roasted pork, bright pickles, and Cuban bread pressed until it crackles, has turned into a full-on lunchtime draw in McKees Rocks. What began as a family-run food truck hustle has grown into a small corner cafe where lines form for that simple, salty-sweet c

Horror fans flocked to the Monroeville Mall to celebrate George Romero’s infamous zombie films for one last time. The mall, which is featured in Romero’s “Dawn of the Dead” acted as the meeting spot for the convention since 2017. Now that the building is set for demolition in spring of 2027, fans showed up to say goodb

Nearly one in three Pennsylvania hospitals operated in the red in 2025, although nearly 60% have operating margins of more than 4%.

Some of those trees fell onto cars and power lines in the neighborhood.

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A million-dollar winning scratch-off ticket was sold at a gas station in Allegheny County.

A tractor-trailer driver was arrested northwest of Pittsburgh after state police said he called 911 on himself and reported being "high on cocaine and methamphetamine." Initially, a witness called police to report that a tractor-trailer on Pennsylvania Route 28 in Jefferson County was driving erratically at five miles