The Latest Breaking News from Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH — Andy Warhol captured Andrew Rossi's imagination from the time he was a kid checking out the Pittsburgh native's artwork at New York City galleries and watching his many television appearances.

Andy Warhol had only been dead for two years when Warner books published "The Andy Warhol Diaries" in 1989.

PITTSBURGH — In the final road game of Mike Krzyzewski’s 42 seasons as Duke’s coach, the Blue Devils accomplished something they hadn’t managed in more than a decade.

PITTSBURGH — Joanne Fibbi knows her way in, out and around a Lenten fish fry.

PITTSBURGH — If you happened to be wandering through the halls of the Jewish Community Center of Greater Pittsburgh's Irene Kaufmann Building Wednesday afternoon, you might have heard an unfamiliar sound emanating from one of its ballrooms and seen a few people wandering around who might not fit the typical…

Four upcoming John Mayer concerts in Pittsburgh, Belmont Park, New York, and Boston have been postponed due to multiple COVID-19 cases within the band, including Mayer himself.

PITTSBURGH — A man from Pittsburgh's Homewood neighborhood admitted Thursday that he threatened to blow up the federal building in Downtown Pittsburgh and the FBI headquarters building in Washington, D.C.

PITTSBURGH — If the Phil Kessel-to-Penguins reunion rumor seems hopelessly ridiculous, ask yourself this: Who would you rather have right now, Kessel or Kasperi Kapanen?

PHILADELPHIA — The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has selected a new congressional map that will shape power and politics in the state for the next decade, one that’s largely based on the current map and slightly favors Republicans.