A uniquely Pittsburgh symbol of solidarity and strength is making its way around the internet in the aftermath of Saturday’s deadly attack at a Pittsburgh synagogue.

Pittsburgh Steelers' cornerback Beanie Bishop, a former Mountaineer, posted himself wiping his cleats on Pitts' logo, which started a social media frenzy.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have changed their logo three times since Inception, and the reason for these changes is due to the need to satisfy modern taste standards.

DETROIT (AP) - The Pittsburgh Steelers' logo is one of the best-known in pro sports, the three starlike symbols that decorate one side -- and only one side -- of their black-as-coal helmets.

The famous Pittsburgh Steelers logo received a makeover following the deadly attack Saturday morning at a Pittsburgh synagogue.

The image is a revamped Pittsburgh Steelers logo, with the Star of David substituting for the team’s yellow star-like design. It’s paired with the phrase “Stronger than Hate.” ...

The Pittsburgh Steelers have responded to fans angered by the appearances of Miles Killebrew and Mason Rudolph at a recent Donald Trump rally.

Pittsburgh Steelers and Saint Vincent College officials kicked off the celebration of the 50th annual Pittsburgh Steelers summer training camp at Saint Vincent College today with the introduction ...

Steelers CB Beanie Bishop does care if fans are made that he wiped his cleats on the Pitt logo at the Steelers practice facility.

Steelers general manager Omar Khan graciously agreed to meet with Pittsburgh reporters before his scheduled national press conference on the first day of the NFL Combine. Understandably, the ...