No Injuries Reported In Fire At Sharpsburg Apartments
No injuries were reported after a fire broke out at a Sharpsburg apartment building Sunday night.
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No injuries were reported after a fire broke out at a Sharpsburg apartment building Sunday night.
Authorities are searching for a driver who crashed into an Amish buggy in Pinegrove Township on Sunday night.
Monday morning, public works crews with Allegheny County will begin a two month construction project on a part of Ivory Avenue.
The U.S. Navy says divers have recovered the remains of all 10 sailors who went missing after the USS John S. McCain and an oil tanker collided near Singapore last week.
A monument called "Unknown Alabama Confederate Soldiers" has been unveiled in southern Alabama.
Authorities say five of the seven pedestrians struck by a car in a residential development in Pennsylvania remain in the hospital, two of them in critical condition.
A number of Pittsburghers are trapped in the floodwaters of Houston.
Fifteen assisted living facility residents were airlifted out of their flooded building to safety in Texas on Sunday.
ropical Storm Harvey continues to head back toward the Gulf of Mexico at a slow pace.
Both major airports in Houston have been closed amid severe flooding blamed on Tropical Storm Harvey.
Mrs. Trump is keeping alive some of the former first lady's legacy even as President Donald Trump's administration alters parts of it.
Authorities say a man accused of leading police on a 10-mile chase in Pennsylvania in a stolen vehicle last week was shot by a police officer while being apprehended over the weekend.
Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner says emergency personnel have responded to more than 2,000 calls to 911 for rescues in the wake of Hurricane Harvey. He said priority was being given to life-threatening calls.
President Donald Trump is accusing Canada and Mexico of being "very difficult" at the negotiating table over the North American Free Trade Agreement, and threatening anew to terminate the deal.
Investigators hope tests on a three-ton hunk of concrete will soon solve the 1989 disappearance of a young mother, by determining whether her remains were fed through a wood chipper and then entombed in a Pennsylvania duplex basement.
