Authorities are looking for a man after they say a 15-year-old girl was assaulted in Somerville, Massachusetts.

The MBTA Transit Police put out photos of a person of interest being sought in an indecent assault and battery investigation.

Police say it occurred along MBTA Bus Route 86 in the McGrath Highway area, but did not say when the assault happened or whether it was on board a bus.

Anyone who recognizes the man is asked to call 617-222-1050 with any information.

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Forbes’ annual list of the 400 wealthiest people in America features billionaires from the Pittsburgh area.

The “definitive ranking of America’s richest people 2024” was released this week and features 400 people worth a total of $5.4 trillion. Forbes said a minimum net worth of $3.3 billion was required to be on the list.

To tally each person’s wealth as of Sept. 1, Forbes said it included all of their assets, including stakes in public and private companies, real estate, art, etc. 

Of the 400 names on the list, three reside in the Pittsburgh region: Edward Stack and family, Thomas Tull and Maggie Hardy. 

Stack is the executive chairman and largest individual shareholder of Dick’s Sporting Goods, a Coraopolis-based company. He has an estimated net worth of $5.8 billion and came in at No. 225, according to Forbes. 

Tull, who owns a minority stake in the Pittsburgh Steelers, is No. 359 on the list with an estimated net worth of $3.7 billion. He also founded Legendary Entertainment, a production company. 

Hardy came in at No. 374 with an estimated net worth of $3.6 billion. She is the owner and CEO of 84 Lumber. According to Forbes, Maggie Hardy took control of 84 Lumber in 1992.   

David Tepper and Mark Cuban, both Pittsburgh natives, made the list, but the two billionaires do not live in Pennsylvania. Tepper’s $21.3 billion net worth placed him at No. 39, while Cuban’s $5.7 billion net worth placed him at No. 230. 

Tepper, who owns the NFL’s Carolina Panthers, grew up in Pittsburgh’s Stanton Heights neighborhood. Cuban, who grew up in Mt. Lebanon, founded Broadcast.com and owns a minority stake in the NBA’s Dallas Mavericks. 

Elon Musk earned the top spot on this year’s list. 

Who is the richest person in Pennsylvania? 

Jeff Yass, the cofounder of Susquehanna International Group, is the richest person in Pennsylvania, according to Forbes’ list. Yass has a $49.6 billion net worth, ranking him No. 18 overall. 

Twelve Pennsylvanians made the 2024 list. 

The Connecticut Sun are in the WNBA semifinals for the 6th year in a row.

They are returning to Connecticut with their series split 1-1 with a tough Minnesota Lynx team. Friday night is Game 3.

“We are not finished we want to advance bring back our first W championship,” said Jen Rizzotti, president of the Connecticut Sun and UConn great.

But as players practiced Thursday, for some who might be watching, it means more because the sustained success is starting to expand beyond the court.

“Being able to have this scholarship meant a lot to me,” said Post University freshman Mei-Li Phung.

She was one of two recipients of a $7,500 scholarship to Post thanks to the Sun. She and a classmate were honored back in August at Mohegan Sun Arena.

“Being able to see these women playing sports, they are winning sports, they are doing so well, being able to see that, having it come from them meant especially more,” said Phung.

The scholarship was part of the Sun’s “Game Action Give Backs” program that’s currently in its second year. It’s a stats-driven fundraising system that benefits a handful of organizations that reflect the Connecticut Sun’s missions. The season total for 2024 was $55,000.

“We are a basketball team, that’s why we are here that’s what we do, but you have to understand you are a part of the community,” said Morgan Tuck, the Director of Franchise Development, Assistant General Manager and former UConn star.

In the first two years of fundraising, they have raised $85,000. Tuck says if the Sun are finding success on the court, local organizations will continue to benefit.

“So, bringing the energy, helping our players feel good so they get more and more stats so hopefully we can give more and more money as the years go on,” Tuck said.

For Phung, she hopes the Sun keep shining.

“To be able to see the Sun giving back to the community, and maybe someone else will benefit from something from the Sun someday,” she said.

She said supporting the team is the least she can do, for what they have done for her.  

“People really care about the Sun and to see the Sun putting this effort back into the community means a lot,” Phung said.

Tip-off for the Sun game is set for 7:30 p.m. Friday.