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A pandemic power struggle that has raged for a year between Pennsylvania's Democratic governor and its Republican-led Legislature will land on voters' laps next month in the form of two proposed constitutional amendments that could limit the length of disaster emergencies.
How could an officer confuse a stun gun with a firearm, and are police trained to avoid the deadly confusion?
Emergency crews rescued a man after he got trapped while repairing a material screw machine in Lawrence County.
Acting Health Secretary Alison Beam and Acting Physician General Dr. Denise Johnson are holding a press conference Tuesday afternoon to talk about the impact of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine in the state.
Pennsylvania's primary election is just five weeks away, and on Tuesday afternoon, the Allegheny County Elections Board met for the first time since the November election.
Doctors answered common questions after the U.S. called for pause on the vaccine after blood clotting cases.
Lanetta Barden has been found safe, according to police.
Pittsburgh-based Astrobotic has chosen SpaceX's Falcon Heavy Rocket to launch its lunar lander to the moon.
The city of Pittsburgh is launching its annual spring pothole blitz on Wednesday.
The former head of advanced research at a Boston-area biotechnology company told investigators he was inspired by the television show "Breaking Bad" when he tried to obtain the powerful poison ricin, federal prosecutors said.
Fayette County's COVID-19 vaccine task force is launching an initiative to get shots into the arms of homebound citizens.
Diverse grassroots nonprofits in Allegheny and Beaver counties may now be eligible for microgrants.
The Penguins and 84 Lumber are teaming up for a Military Appreciation Game later this month.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) issued a public health alert for raw ground turkey products produced by a Pennsylvania company.
The wait is over for Pennsylvanians. Today is the first day that all state residents age 16 and older can start getting a COVID-19 vaccine.
