The Latest Breaking News from Pittsburgh

SEATTLE — John Clayton, who carved out a legendary name in Seattle sports media during a career that spanned 36 years in the area, died Friday. Clayton was 67.

Where does Elden Ring take place? The answer reveals an overlooked classic American feud.

PITTSBURGH — Mitchell Trubisky didn't waste any time agreeing to sign with the Steelers once the period for negotiating with free agents began on Monday. And for good reason.

PITTSBURGH — Before "The Unofficial Gilded Age After Show" was a web series available on The Frick Pittsburgh's YouTube channel, it was an idea bouncing around Melanie Groves' head — for almost the last decade.

PITTSBURGH — A day after Russia began its invasion of Ukraine, violinist Marta Krechkovsky stayed behind after a rehearsal with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra.

PITTSBURGH — Adding Mitchell Trubisky to the Steelers isn't even remotely similar to adding Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson or Deshaun Watson. Everybody knows that. Everybody knows none of those quarterbacks were coming here.

The First Four will get underway on Tuesday night, here is everything you need to know to stream all the games this year for March Madness.

PITTSBURGH — The drastic spike in crude oil prices and the fevered shock of drivers dealing with high gasoline prices for the first time in years appear to be subsiding. The dip is tiny, so far, but if every 1 cent increase is cause for alarm, a 3 cent drop…

PITTSBURGH — Joining a growing trend hoping to reignite the spirit of book-borrowing across the country, the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh and its 19 branches are no longer charging late fees on rentals.

PITTSBURGH — Girls in traditional Ukrainian shirts sold blue beaded necklaces, jamming money into an overflowing cash box. Members of the school orchestra played "The Great Gate of Kiev" with Ukrainian flags attached to their instrument bows. A sign urged students to "Support the Ukraine!" and wear blue and yellow…

Pittsburgh is giving the former No. 2 pick a second shot to succeed as an NFL starter. Plus, why the Jaguars and Chargers feel comfortable about their free agent expenditures, the Bengals’ and Bills’ big men commitments and more.