Uniontown City Council pulls ICE-police program discussion from agenda
Uniontown City Council removed a controversial item from its agenda during Wednesday's meeting.
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Uniontown City Council removed a controversial item from its agenda during Wednesday's meeting.
A new poll shows Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro has a wide lead over Stacy Garrity among likely voters.
After decades of talk and planning, ALCOSAN's Clean Water tunnel project is finally underway.
A woman in Ross Township, Pennsylvania, was diagnosed with alpha-gal syndrome, where one bite from a lone star tick can make you violently allergic to red meat.
For so many of our neighbors, thinking about having a holiday meal is stressful because they simply can't afford it.
Pennsylvania state Rep. Aaron Bernstine stepped down from his four committees after allegations that he used an anti-gay slur about a fellow lawmaker.
The Pittsburgh Bureau of Police is investigating whether excessive force was used during the arrest of a man at a bus stop.
The Garden of Reflection 9/11 Memorial in Lower Makefield Township was vandalized days after a ceremony marking 25 years since the terrorist attacks.
The ice rink at Nevin Arena in Greensburg sustained flood damage on Sept. 3.
As the deadline on skill games looms, it leaves businesses relying on skill games asking what's next.
More than 28,000 people have applied to be extras in "The Pitt" when the award-winning medical drama returns to Pittsburgh to film.
Some of the best fall foliage in the country is just an hour's drive from Pittsburgh, according to a new ranking.
Along with three sporting events, Pittsburgh is hosting Oktoberfest and two concerts this weekend.
The first satellite election offices are now open, and residents can return ballots.
Pennsylvania legislators and gaming companies said they wanted more time to work on a bill to regulate skill games and keep them in operation.
