President Trump To Hold Rally In West Virginia
President Donald Trump is making his sixth visit to West Virginia since taking office.
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President Donald Trump is making his sixth visit to West Virginia since taking office.
St. James Catholic Parish may be the first of many parishes in the Pittsburgh Catholic Diocese to host town hall meetings, like the one held Monday evening in Sewickley.
It's that time of year, back-to-school time, and Pittsburgh-area volunteers are helping to make sure students are prepared.
Police are investigating after a shooting in Pittsburgh's Perry South neighborhood sent one man to the hospital on Monday evening.
A man has been sentenced to seven to 15 years in a shooting death in Pittsburgh's Crafton Heights section two years ago.
After yet another accident on an infamous stretch of I-79, PennDOT says they'll be starting work on a new high-tech alert system.
A personal care home in Donora was evacuated after reports that the owner had abandoned the business.
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Ben Carson was in western Pennsylvania on Monday, visiting with Congressman Keith Rothfus at a housing project in Beaver County.
A man who spent nearly three decades behind bars on a rape conviction is now back in jail after being accused of child molestation on the same day he was released from jail.
CBD is being used to treat everything from pain to mental health conditions; but is it snake oil or the real deal?
A Colorado man told police that he killed his pregnant wife for strangling their daughters after he sought a separation.
Three Pennsylvania men are facing more than 1,400 counts of allegedly having sex with multiple animals.
A man is accused of groping two girls who were babysitting his children.
According to the U.S. National Weather Service, smoke from the California wildfires is now affecting the skies high over states like Ohio.
Four fraternities at West Virginia University are threatening to renounce their affiliation with the university, unhappy with tough standards that WVU has put in place after the death of students, most recently at Penn State, but also in Morgantown.
