Some Western Pa. Colleges Will Forgive Disciplinary Action For Peaceful Protests
Some colleges and universities say they won't hold it against students if they have been involved in a peaceful protest for gun legislation.
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Some colleges and universities say they won't hold it against students if they have been involved in a peaceful protest for gun legislation.
A local couple who have lost their home has been told by their insurance company that mudslides aren't covered.
Tuesday, Feb. 27, is the first day for candidates to circulate and file nominating petitions to run for Congress in the state's 18 new congressional districts.
West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice says striking teachers will return to the classroom on Thursday, and he's offering teachers and school service personnel a 5 percent pay raise in the first year.
A man is facing charges for allegedly choking and assaulting a pregnant woman in Carrick.
Police have arrested two teenagers in a double murder last weekend in New Castle.
A Philadelphia-area man accused of abusing his wife and two young children for years, even shocking the youngsters with an electric dog collar, has been sentenced to 20 to 40 years after guilty pleas to more than two dozen charges.
The Instant Pot claims to be the faster, easier, smarter way to cook just about anything. But, does it really do that?
Actress Heather Graham discusses her experience with Harvey Weinstein.
A baby sitter has pleaded guilty to charges in the death of a teenager in western Pennsylvania last year.
The people behind one of Pittsburgh's most delicious destinations are taking their treats national.
Police say a damning clue led to the arrest of a Pennsylvania man charged with stealing a pot of meatballs - red sauce smeared on his face and clothes.
Instead of visiting the White House Tuesday to celebrate their 2017 NBA championship, the Golden State Warriors will tour the National Museum of African-American History.
Councilwoman Theresa Kail-Smith says it's time to stop putting a Band-Aid on the landslide problem and look for a permanent solution.
Negotiations resumed today as teachers in the Pittsburgh Public Schools District are planning to go on strike.
