Paul J. Gough

U.S. Steel is hiring about 100 workers for its Mon Valley plants, with a job fair from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 12, in Duquesne. Qualified candidates could get a same-day offer.

Breeze Airways is bringing flights back to Arnold Palmer Regional Airport, and it will be the first big use of the airport's nearly finished $28 million terminal expansion in Unity Township.

The AHN Cancer Center will be renamed the AHN James R. Fitterling Cancer Center with 35 locations. Eight initiatives will receive funding, including AI-aided cancer research.

The opening of a Southpointe outpatient center and the addition of five local hospitals mark the latest moves in a growth strategy designed to broaden WVU Medicine's reach and scale.

Highmark Health's incoming CEO Karen Hanlon expects more Blue Cross Blue Shield affiliations ahead. The Pittsburgh nonprofit now covers about 8 million members and is the third-largest Blues organization in the U.S.

The huge natural gas power plant under construction in Indiana County has an operator: Kyuden Energy Partners, a division of Japan's Kyushu Electric Power. About 2,000 workers are on site now, with 10,000 expected at peak construction.

Pittsburgh International Airport was named the 2026 Airport of the Year by International Airport Review, beating out airports in New York, Munich and Vienna. The win comes as the new terminal nears its one-year anniversary.

Latrobe's NextGen Alloy Recycling has bought a scrap facility in West Mifflin. The company plans to grow its workforce there from nine employees to 15 within the year.

The FAA has halted all departures at U.S. airports, including Pittsburgh International, where more than 80 flights were delayed by 5 p.m. Friday. Flights already in the air are landing normally.

Perryman Co. is adding about 20 million pounds of titanium melting capacity near Pittsburgh. Acutec is closing its South Carolina plant and consolidating manufacturing in Meadville and Saegertown.