United States Postal Service Hiring Mail Carriers In Western Pennsylvania
The United States Postal Service is hiring in western Pennsylvania.
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The United States Postal Service is hiring in western Pennsylvania.
The Aliquippa police located a missing 3-year-old boy
The Wolf administration has issued a universal coronavirus testing order for nursing homes.
The state said it's working to hire additional contact tracers soon.
The Senator John Heinz History Center is set to reopen to the public Wednesday, July 1.
Route 65 northbound is closed because of a motorcycle crash with an injury.
Nina Ahmad is poised to become the Democratic Party's first woman of color to win the nomination for one of the state's top executive offices.
Raymond Mikesell owns Cafe Raymond in the Strip. He says he doesn't know how much longer he will be able to stay open.
Police say a man in Westmoreland County threatened to set his girlfriend's garden on fire and then chased her with a hatchet.
Around the country, police departments are under fire with activists calling for their defunding and dismantling.
Automated speed enforcement in work zones has arrived in Western Pennsylvania.
Dozens of people participated in a protest Monday afternoon outside the Clairton Education Center in response to the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
Pitt will start its fall semester early and end before Thanksgiving in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
The city says playgrounds, basketball courts, spray parks and ballfields will start reopening "soon."
A new option for Catholic education is coming to the Pittsburgh region.
