Welcome to Paul Zeise’s weekly mailbag, where the Post-Gazette columnist answers your questions about sports, life and ...

A report released Thursday by a national nonprofit that researches roadway infrastructure shows that thousands of miles of road and hundreds of bridges in the greater Pittsburgh region are in dire ...

At least 23 other states have already legalized some form of community energy projects. They’ve done so, because in recent years, solar and wind power have been the cheapest ways to add new ...

Aaron Rodgers and George Pickens will never work together. That might not be a terrible outcome for the Steelers.

For most politicians, including dozens of members of Congress and two presidents, the long saga of Nippon Steel’s purchase of U.S. Steel focused on pressing concerns about national security ...

On the third day of the U.S. Open, golf greats Jack Nicklaus and Johnny Miller reflected on their memories at Oakmont and so much more.

More coverage • What to know aboutThousands of protesters took to the streets of Pittsburgh for the “No Kings” demonstration, part of a nationwide movement of protesters who call President ...

There aren’t many big names at or even near the top of the leaderboard at the U.S. Open after two rounds, and there is a number of the bigger names who didn’t even survive the cut. Some people ...

Viktor Hovland’s game could be rounding into form at the exact right time during the U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club.

Perhaps Mario Lemieux wants to complete the hat trick when it comes to saving the Penguins. Whatever the reason, Wednesday’s news that Lemieux, Ron ...

Jim: Do you think, as I do, that now would be the time to engage teams on an IKF trade? Strike while he’s hot. Hiles: I think you make a move whenever you feel like you’re getting the absolute ...

The golfer who emerges victorious Sunday at the U.S. Open here at Oakmont Country Club is probably the one who minimizes bogeys, and that generally means the golfer who hits the most fairways. It ...