Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Pittsburgh names Marc Bloomingdale as CEO

BizJournal Pittsburgh 9/19 11:17A Mike Larson

Bloomingdale has extensive experience in the nonprofit world.

50 archers to start limited deer hunt Saturday in 5 Pittsburgh parks

TribLIVE 9/19 11:16A Julia Burdelski

A limited deer hunting season will begin this weekend in several Pittsburgh parks.

Here's how FDIC's new M&A rule impacts Pittsburgh banks

BizJournal Pittsburgh 9/19 10:45A Patty Tascarella

FDIC's updates rule on bank M&A, here's why it will make it tougher for Pittsburgh deals.

PPG funds environmental sustainable education program

BizJournal Pittsburgh 9/19 10:38A Paul J. Gough

It's part of the company's $5 million pledge to environmental and sustainability programs by 2030.

Russell Wilson 'gaining ground' in return from injury, not concerned about spot atop depth chart

TribLIVE 9/19 10:30A Joe Rutter

Mike Tomlin isn t the only one inside the Pittsburgh Steelers practice facility who refuses to speculate on when a change at quarterback might come.

With no agreement on use of Veterans Memorial Field, Allegheny Valley eyes converting soccer field...

TribLIVE 9/19 9:56A Kellen Stepler

Allegheny Valley School District and Springdale officials can t seem to come to an agreement over Veterans Memorial Field, so school officials are reviewing the possibility of a football field on the...

Multifamily developer to start building residential Ophelia project at the Meridian

BizJournal Pittsburgh 9/19 9:48A Tim Schooley

Here's what one of the largest apartment developers in the country paid for the air rights to build five stories of apartments at key East End nexus.

Judge revokes bond of man charged in South Side brawl that left cop with broken bones

TribLIVE 9/19 9:46A TribLive

Pittsburgh Police Sgt. Andrew Robinson could not explain how his right ankle and leg were broken during a scuffle with Jonathan Morin earlier this month.

North Allegheny still hiring for 2024-25

TribLIVE 9/19 9:45A Natalie Beneviat

Special education assistants, student service assistants, bus drivers and mechanics still are being hired in North Allegheny School District, according to a human resources report provided to the...

‘Opened a new world’: Autistic North Allegheny student breaks through with help of innovation

TribLIVE 9/19 9:45A Natalie Beneviat

Nick Canciello, a 16-year-old student at North Allegheny Intermediate High School, has aspirations to be a lawyer. He wants to learn archery and is a history buff.

Roman Wilson practices fully, MyCole Pruitt remains out for Steelers

TribLIVE 9/19 9:42A Chris Adamski

Roman Wilson was upgraded to a full practice participant Thursday, indicating he could be on track to make his NFL debut Sunday.

North Allegheny teachers lead trips abroad for students

TribLIVE 9/19 9:00A Natalie Beneviat

While they may still be too young to have one, students in North Allegheny have a chance to cross international travel off their bucket list.

Citizens officially opens new corporate office in Pittsburgh

BizJournal Pittsburgh 9/19 8:17A Patty Tascarella

After more than 20 years, Citizens moves corporate office across downtown, celebrates with a block party and grant.

Leadership commitment to safety

BizJournal Pittsburgh 9/19 8:06A Laurie Bailey

At New York City’s 1854 World’s Fair, Elisha Otis stood atop an elevator platform as spectators watched it lifted and lowered by its hoisting cables. When the cables were purposely cut, it abruptly stopped, caught by Otis’s new safety elevator...

Pittsburgh International Airport's J.D. Power ranking on the decline

BizJournal Pittsburgh 9/19 8:03A Paul J. Gough

Here's what the ranking organization says about Pittsburgh International Airport.