Differing stories have emerged from the City of Pittsburgh and Morgan Wallen’s team regarding the cancellation of the country star’s second Pittsburgh show over the weekend.

UPMC is laying off 200 mostly nonclinical employees, hospital officials confirmed Tuesday.

A Pittsburgh man whose body was found in a Pittsburgh garage amid what initially were deemed suspicious circumstances died from multiple blast injuries, authorities said Tuesday.

Restrictions unanimously approved by Pittsburgh City Council on Tuesday will prohibit new vape shops from opening within 1,000 feet of schools throughout Pittsburgh.

Alco Parking announced that it will refund people who purchased parking spots for Saturday’s Morgan Wallen concert, which was canceled over a threat of severe weather that never materialized on the North Shore.

Local band The Clarks will play in the Pittsburgh mayor’s office Wednesday to celebrate their 40th anniversary.

Here are some of the latest news items from this morning, Tuesday, June 9:

Nearly a year after U.S. Steel completed its long-awaited sale to Japan-based Nippon Steel, the company projected that its $2.5 billion investment in Mon Valley Works would generate $1.7 billion in economic impact across Pennsylvania.

A man who police said had his 5-month-old son in the car when he drove two suspects to a house in Pittsburgh where they killed someone is on trial this week for criminal homicide.

The parents of a 2-month-old girl who died in Allegheny County in 2011 are suing Abbott Laboratories, the makers of Similac baby formula, alleging a link between one of its products and severe bowel disease that can prove fatal.