Green Party Candidate Ordered Off Pennsylvania Ballot
Howie Hawkins, the Green Party nominee for president, did not strictly follow procedures for getting on Pennsylvania's ballot in November.
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Howie Hawkins, the Green Party nominee for president, did not strictly follow procedures for getting on Pennsylvania's ballot in November.
A child was struck by a vehicle Saturday afternoon in the Mt. Washington neighborhood, according to Pittsburgh Police.
The Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics will be making several renovations to its main campus in West Mifflin.
320 students on Penn State's main campus have tested positive for coronavirus.
A group of Pittsburgh Post Gazette employees who are members of the Newspaper Guild of Pittsburgh picketed on the North Shore on Friday.
The doctors gave 50-year-old Scott Sullivan only a few weeks to live and discharged him to hospice care. But Sullivan and his nurse were determined he get to see his son play football one last time.
A local teacher took one of Lizzo's popular songs and made it into a morning routine for her students to teach them about face masks.
Officials in Bethel Park are allowing residents to participate in trick-or-treating this Halloween.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 85 new Coronavirus cases out of 828 test results and three additional deaths.
A frost advisory has been issued for Sunday morning and is impacting several areas in Pennsylvania.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 1,162 new Coronavirus cases on Saturday and 22 additional deaths.
Dr. Jill Biden is scheduled to make a virtual visit to Erie on Tuesday.
Governor Tom Wolf has ordered all United States and Commonwealth flags to fly at half-staff to honor the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
No longer confined to territories here on Earth, Russia has now staked its claim on Venus, saying it is a "Russian planet."
Prospect Road is closed between Beryl Drive and Carapel Townhouses Entrance until further notice to stabilize a landslide area.
