Pine-Richland 4th Grader Diagnosed With Brain Tumor Named 'Honorary Officer'
A Pine-Richland fourth grader diagnosed with a brain tumor was named the North Regional Police Department's first "honorary officer."
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A Pine-Richland fourth grader diagnosed with a brain tumor was named the North Regional Police Department's first "honorary officer."
A new bi-partisan state commission got underway on Thursday to evaluate and make recommendations on the way Pennsylvania conducts its elections.
The Baldwin-Whitehall School District is piloting a smart-phone app called Talking Points.
The World Health Organization advises against immunizing pregnant women with a COVID-19 vaccine unless they are a health care worker.
As vaccination efforts continue, some are finding their appointments to get the vaccine canceled in Allegheny County.
Beaver County hosted a mass coronavirus vaccination site at Beaver County Community College.
The Pennsylvania Department of Education is asking organizations to consider providing meals to kids during the summer months through the United States Department of Agriculture's Summer Food Service Program.
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Airport workers, the state Game Commission and the USDA teamed up to help relocate some birds found near Pittsburgh International's runways.
Among the new terms added to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary in a January update is another first for the husband of Vice President Kamala Harris, "second gentleman."
An upstart electric vehicle maker in Ohio says it expects to complete the prototypes of its new pickup truck in March.
Pitt is teaming up with the Allegheny County Health Department to start giving COVID-19 shots to eligible students in Phase 1A.
The City of Pittsburgh is holding a virtual tribute to jazz legends during Black History Month.
Pittsburgh Public Schools is delaying in-person learning again.
