Husband, Wife Charged With Stealing $1.2 Million From Local Church
A husband and wife were charged Tuesday with stealing more than $1.2 million from the Westminster Presbyterian Church.
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A husband and wife were charged Tuesday with stealing more than $1.2 million from the Westminster Presbyterian Church.
A Texas man is under arrest for allegedly slapping a 12-year-old boy who he said bullied his stepdaughter, police said.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation and PA Turnpike announced road restrictions for Wednesday morning's commute due to anticipated snowfall, sleet or freezing rain.
The U.S. Department of Justice announced that an Ohio man was sentenced to 35 years in prison for committing sex crimes against minor girls in several states, including Pennsylvania.
A company is expanding its operations in Pittsburgh, and they're holding a job fair this week.
There's a way to help local military families, just by filing your taxes.
At least two people were injured after somebody placed razor blades under the handles of shopping carts at a Walmart store in North Carolina, authorities said.
An organic cereal company is recalling more than 400,000 boxes of gluten-free cereal for children.
Union leaders for teachers are celebrating a move by the West Virginia House of Delegates to effectively kill a complex education bill that prompted a strike.
An online petition to sale the state of Montana to Canada for $1 trillion has gone viral.
Several Pittsburgh Bureau of Police patrol cars sat in front of Faison Elementary Tuesday morning as students walked through the metal detector for the first time and had their bags checked by school officials.
A woman was stabbed in the head during a fight in the drive-thru line at a McDonald's restaurant in Memphis, authorities said.
State police are probing the death of a dog that was fatally shot at a home in western Pennsylvania.
A 7-year-old Texas boy who started a hot chocolate stand to raise money for President Donald Trump's proposed border wall is facing a backlash, with one man calling him "little Hitler."
The second full month of legal sports betting in Pennsylvania saw gamblers double the amount they wagered.
