Heavy rain, strong thunderstorms will continue through Tuesday
Bouts of heavy rain and strong thunderstorms will continue to be a threat through late tonight.
The banker and the bootlegger: Andy Malone dramatizes odd Pittsburgh friendship
Teresa “Tree” Martuccio spent years around the dinner table with family members swapping stories about their brushes with the Steel City’s biggest figures. In her self-described boisterous Italian family, no story loomed larger than the unlikely friendship between her “Uncle Mike” Martuccio and millionaire Andrew Mello
Flags being lowered to half-staff to remember lives lost during U.S. Steel plant explosion
Timothy Quinn and Steven Menefee were killed in an explosion at the U.S. Steel Clairton plant one year ago.
Community group working to resuscitate dropped development project in Hazelwood
A national affordable housing developer’s proposal to rebuild a focal block of Hazelwood, awarded just before the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, is officially not going forward.
Deer Lakes Regional Revitalization Corp. to host Russellton’s 120th anniversary celebration
A group of businesses located along Creighton Russellton Road in West Deer. (Haley Daugherty | TribLive) The Deer Lakes Regional Revitalization Corp. is planning an event to celebrate Russellton’s 120th anniversary. The newly organized group will use at least part of the $28,500 it was awarded last month by...
2027 Pittsburgh Marathon registration to open this week
Local runners can get ready to celebrate this week. P3R, the organization behind the Pittsburgh Marathon, announced that registration for next year’s race will open at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, followed by a free launch party from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. outside of Mike’s Beer Bar on the city’s North Shore.
Muggy conditions with showers and storms possible through midweek
Very muggy conditions are expected through Thursday morning with unsettled weather each day. Showers and storms are possible each day.
Rock, Reggae & Relief benefits Café Momentum in downtown Pittsburgh
Rock, Reggae & Relief brought a daytime community block-party vibe to downtown Pittsburgh before the festival transformed into a full-scale nighttime concert experience. The annual event took over Forbes Avenue and Market Square on Aug. 8, closing the area to traffic and creating what organizers call an “Urban Oasis.”
Bocce, Italian food and community spirit fill Acrisure Stadium plaza
The Heinz History Center’s Bocce Tournament & Festival brought competition, Italian food and community spirit to Acrisure Stadium’s South Plaza on Aug. 8. Forty four-person teams competed in a double-elimination bocce tournament while spectators gathered to cheer them on, listen to live music and enjoy Italian fare fro
Lion cub’s name pays homage to heritage. See her now at Pittsburgh Zoo
Four months after her birth, with more than a thousand suggestions submitted by the public, Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium has named its new lion cub just in time for World Lion Day . On Aug. 10, the zoo celebrated the day with lion enrichment, story time at the Safari Amphitheater and the reveal of the cub's name . With mo
