New Zealand Company Says 4-Day Work Week Trial Was 'Resounding Success'
A company in New Zealand that tested four-day work weeks says the experiment was so successful that it wants to make it permanent.
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A company in New Zealand that tested four-day work weeks says the experiment was so successful that it wants to make it permanent.
An audit of the Woodland Hills School District revealed several issues, including outdated safety policies and expired emergency agreements with local law enforcement agencies.
Police are looking for a suspect after two people were injured in a shooting in Swissvale Wednesday night.
It's being characterized as a new partnership to supply drinking water to some 111,000 customers of the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority.
If you're looking for something fun, and free, to do with your kids this summer, try fishing on the North Shore.
The search is underway in Fayette County for a missing grandmother who was last seen leaving a Perryopolis restaurant 24 hours ago.
Police continue to investigate the unsolved murder of a community activist in Shadyside, and his widow is asking for the public to speak up.
Mayor Bill Peduto worked at a local McDonald's drive-thru today to promote a new program that aims to help young people find summer jobs.
The refusal of officials to make public their special incentives for Amazon to locate its second headquarters in Pittsburgh has prompted repeated protests.
A woman, who claimed to be terminally ill to scam families out of money, is accused of doing it again.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ruled that Highmark Medicare Advantage members' access to the UPMC network will end by July 2019.
Venmo is more than a helpful tool to send or receive payment; it is also a social network — with a public feed.
Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) say that a massive amount of diamond may be scattered throughout the planet's cratonic roots.
On Monday, the server Khalil Cavil admitted to the Odessa American that he wrote the note himself.
A Pennsylvania law that ended cash welfare benefits in 2012 and changed other human services provisions is being invalidated over methods used to push it through the Legislature by Republican majorities.
