Humane Animal Rescue's "Barks and Rec" program lets people take adoptable dogs out on field trip
Now you have the chance to take them outside the shelter for hours as a part of a new field trip program.
Pennsylvania court rules home seller didn't have to disclose swastika tiled into basement floor
The Pennsylvania Superior Court ruled that the seller of a home did not have to inform potential buyers of hate symbols embedded in his property.
11-year-old shot by cousin while playing with guns in Beaver County, DA says
An 11-year-old boy was shot while he and his cousin were playing with guns in Beaver County, the district attorney said.
Federal law banning most hemp-based THC products leaves questions for shops
A ban on intoxicating hemp products containing THC will have a major impact on businesses in the Pittsburgh area.
Eat'n Park on southbound McKnight Road to close
Soon there will only be one Eat'n Park on McKnight Road.
Fetterman shares personal mental health story in new memoir "Unfettered"
John Fetterman is sharing his personal mental health story in "Unfettered."
Some constituents say they struggled to reach Fetterman before vote to end government shutdown
Some of Sen. John Fetterman's constituents said they struggled to reach his office ahead of the vote on the government shutdown.
Pittsburgh Veterans Day parade steps off Saturday morning. Here's what to know.
Pittsburgh is holding its annual Veterans Day parade, one of the oldest in the country, on Saturday.
Shapiro shares how Pennsylvania is helping people keep food on table
Pennsylvania leaders shared what they're doing to help people keep food on their tables.
New report shows improvements in lung cancer treatment in Pennsylvania
Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States.
Pennsylvania AG joins coalition asking congressional leaders to define "hemp"
Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday has teamed up with a bipartisan group of colleagues in other states, asking Congress to clarify the definition of "hemp."
Volunteer fire department says it will stop service if leaders don't take action
A Beaver County fire department said it will stop servicing its community if the borough doesn't take action to pay its staff.
PPS could save millions by changing procurement practices, city controller says
The city controller said Pittsburgh Public Schools could save millions of dollars by changing the way it hands out contracts.
Standalone Giant Eagle pharmacy to open Thursday on Mount Washington
Across southwestern Pennsylvania, old Rite Aid storefronts sit empty, waiting for other businesses to come in.
Local woman riding out Hurricane Melissa says it's "the scariest thing"
As Hurricane Melissa rips through Jamaica, thousands of locals and visitors are riding it out.