One-fourth of the way through this century, TribLive is looking ahead to the next 25 years, using the events of the past 25 ...

Pittsburgh may see a bustling year for development, from plans for a sprawling North Side promenade to downtown ...

Katie Currie, a senior studying finance and supply chain management in Pitt’s College of Business Administration, won big on “Wheel of Fortune” during the game show’s 50th anniversary week. She ...

News of the $740 million Esplanade development on the North Shore led to increased interest in obtaining the RCO designation, which guarantees a meeting between community members and developers. In a ...

(AP) — John Harbaugh was in his first year as Baltimore's coach, Mike Tomlin in his second for Pittsburgh ... they battled for the AFC North title this season, and on Saturday night in Baltimore ...

The state’s only indoor Ferris wheel has officially reopened this week, bringing back a beloved attraction for visitors of all ages. Located on Level Three in the Food Court, the 60-foot-tall ...

There are approximately 48 million licensed drivers aged 65 and older in the United States, with around 17 percent of seniors suffering from mild cognitive impairment, according to a StudyFinds.org.

All-wheel drive might not be a must-have, but it sure is nice to have if you live in any of the large swaths of North America that regularly see snow. Certainly a good set of winter tires will get ...

As the ambitious Esplanade project and its proposed Ferris wheel edged toward Pittsburgh City Planning Commission consideration, a year-old organization of advocates for the nearby Manchester ...

The National Weather Service issued a winter storm watch for Ocean County and southern New Jersey as much of the Jersey Shore can expect ... 3 inches of snow, while North Jersey will see less ...

Michigan has received a commitment from Ferris State transfer offensive lineman Lawrence Hattar, he announced on Sunday. Hattar, a Livonia native who played for Livonia Churchill High School ...

Lawrence Hattar, a 6-foot-5, 335-pound offensive lineman at Ferris State, committed to the Wolverines in a social media post on Sunday. And while the move may come as a surprise, Hattar is no slouch.