CRANBERRY TWP — Township officials are working to provide transportation alternatives to downtown Pittsburgh in the wake of the impending loss April 1 of Port Authority ...
WASHINGTON — Economic growth is gaining momentum, with factories busy and service firms expanding, but one critical area still lags: job creation.
The Labor Department w...
Customers could send power to grid
ZELIENOPLE — The borough is considering allowing residents and businesses that use solar energy to supplement the borough’s electric su...
HARTFORD, Conn. — Health insurer Aetna says its fourth quarter net income rose 30 percent as it benefited from higher pricing and a slowdown in health care use that also...
SAN FRANCISCO — Ever since Apple's iPhone went on sale in 2007, Verizon Wireless customers have held out hope that, one day, AT&T's grip as its exclusive U.S. distributo...
ERIE — Erie’s Hamot Medical Center is now officially a part of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center health system.
The hospital will be run by a 24-member board w...
TOKYO — Japan's Nippon Steel and Sumitomo Metal Industries plan to combine their businesses next year, creating the world's second-biggest steel maker.
Nippon Steel, Jap...
BELLE PLAINE, Kan. — Wind gusts of up to 40 mph whipped western Kansas on Tuesday as cattleman Jerry Byrd drove his pickup back and forth between his home and the pens a...
IMPERIAL, Pa. — A federal court filing in New York shows Pennsylvania-based Dick's Sporting Goods has agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit and 22 related state lawsui...
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania environmental regulators say a four-week study of air quality near natural gas drilling operations failed to turn up harmful emissions levels.
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