The Latest Breaking News from Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH — You'd think after 86 years of NFL drafts — 86 years of evaluating professional football prospects— that somebody would have begun to figure out quarterbacks by now. It's only the most important position in all of sports.

PITTSBURGH — Heavy fog early Friday morning obscured the view of Heinz Field on the day the Steelers said goodbye to Dwayne Haskins. At nearby Allegheny Center Alliance Church, a little more than a mile away on the North Side, Steelers players and coaches along with others from across the…

PITTSBURGH — The first Easter was as dark as they come. The crucifixion, a grisly showcase of Roman justice, coincided with Passover. During Jesus' era, Passover was a solemn commemoration of the Angel of Death's mass killing of the firstborn of the Egyptians centuries earlier.

Here’s a look at the complete list of picks in this year’s draft.

PITTSBURGH — For its 2022 ambassador, Record Store Day turned to one of the industry's brightest stars, Taylor Swift, who has said she tours with a turntable in hand and who, last year, released a vinyl version of "Red" that had fans thinking theirs was broken: You had to play…

Pittsburgh’s police chief says an officer who went to a short-term rental property where a party was going on shortly before gunfire broke out, killing two youths, saw nothing to suggest it was anything other than an ordinary noise complaint

PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh police on Monday confirmed an officer had responded to a noise complaint at a North Side home late Saturday night, just 90 minutes before gunfire rang out through the building and on nearby streets, killing two teenagers and injuring several others in one of the largest mass…

I am and never have been a big fan of minor league football or spring football for a variety of reasons. It always feels contrived, there are always silly rules to trick up the games and create buzz, and most importantly, it is an inferior product.

At least three people were killed and dozens were injured in Pittsburgh, Portland, and South Carolina