HARRISBURG — A woman is getting another chance to keep her $280,000 home in Aliquippa after it was auctioned over $6.30 in interest owed to the local tax collection authority.

Commonwealth Court on Monday sent the case back to Beaver County Common Pleas Court, saying it was a mistake to rule against Eileen Battisti without first holding an evidentiary hearing.

Battisti's lawyer says the woman lives in her home though it was sold nearly two years ago to S.P. Lewis of Imperial for about $116,000.

The court says the lack of a hearing was “particularly inappropriate” because what she owed was so small and her house worth much more than Lewis paid.

PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh officials are mulling the legality of a rally planned by a group that hopes to celebrate Women’s Equality Day by having women march topless alongside men in bikinis.The organizers of GoTopless.org said they believe it’s unfair that women cannot be topless in public while men can.The mayor’s office has yet to issue a permit for Saturday’s march, and city Public Safety Director Michael Huss said he’s not sure the rally would be legal — with or without a permit — under the state’s indecent exposure law.