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It was just after the Sandy Hook attack that Dick's Sporting Goods CEO Ed Stack made the decision to pull AR-15 assault rifles off the stores' shelves.
Every year in Pittsburgh, Oct. 27 will be known as a day of remembrance.
In a nutshell, the U.S. Supreme Court is being asked to decide a fundamental question.
A 17-year-old senior at Uniontown Area High School is in custody after using social media to threaten a shooting.
Gov. Tom Wolf says he has a plan to raise Pennsylvania's minimum wage to $12 an hour.
New Yinzer chocolate bars will be hitting the shelves soon and they're all for a good cause.
When most people think about solar energy, they assume it is limited to the sunny south. Few understand that it will work in Pennsylvania where we don't have as many sunny days -- and a project along the banks of the Mon River is trying to change the public perception.
A 19-year-old suspect is in custody following a series of attempted carjackings in East Liberty.
A Michigan third-grader said she cried and felt singled out when she was blocked from getting her school picture taken because of her hairstyle.
Allegheny County District Attorney Stephen Zappala is visiting a local high school to examine recent security upgrades made over the last couple of years.
The University of Pittsburgh is moving to block a new election seeking to unionize graduate student workers that have been proposed by a state labor board official.
Duquesne Light and the IBEW Local 29 union reached a tentative agreement on a new contract.
A lawsuit is challenging a Pennsylvania county's policy that people on probation and other forms of court supervision may not use medical marijuana, even if they are in the state registry.
Kim Finkbeiner has babyproofed hundreds of homes in her almost 20 years helping families prepare their homes for a new baby or toddler.
Sheetz is holding a hiring event in Pittsburgh after recently investing nearly $17 million to raise wages for workers.
