Pennsylvania high school basketball scores from Thursday and Friday, Jan. 30-31. Taylor Allderdice High School 78, Obama ...

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Down the road from Sewickley Heights, a French Tudor-style home in the village of Sewickley combines classic allure and modern elegance. Surrounded by black, metal gates, the fully remodeled home on a ...

Jan. 14 Shenango 62, Rochester 32. The Rams fell to the Wildcats Tuesday night. Bobby George led Rochester in scoring, finishing with 13 points, while Nat ...

"A statement attributed to Malkin was shared by the Penguins on the team's X account: "I would like to express my gratitude to the Allegheny County Police, the Sewickley Heights Police and the ...

Pennsylvania high school girls and boys basketball scores from Friday, Jan. 10. Mercersburg Academy 61, Kings Christian, Md. 29 Apollo-Ridge vs. Derry, ppd.

Malkin lives in Sewickley Heights, Pa., a borough of about 900 people. He has lived there for over a decade. His parents, who are visiting from his hometown of Magnitogorsk, Russia, and son stay ...

Earlier this week, it was learned that the Penguins' superstar had his Sewickley Heights home broken into last weekend. While Malkin and the Penguins were playing the Ottawa Senators at PPG Paints ...

“I would like to express my gratitude to the Allegheny County Police, the Sewickley Heights Police and the entire Penguins organization,” Malkin said. “The outpouring of support and concern ...

Sources tell KDKA-TV that Malkin's three Stanley Cup championship rings he won were stolen from his Sewickley Heights home during the break-in. He won the championships in 2009, 2016, and 2017 ...

The person who stole three Stanley Cup championship rings from Pittsburgh Penguins center Evgeni Malkin’s Sewickley Heights home doesn’t appear to be linked to any national operation targeting ...

The robbery occurred at Malkin's residence in Sewickley Heights, Pennsylvania, per reports. The No. 2 overall pick in the 2004 NHL draft, Malkin has been a mainstay for the Penguins since 2006.