PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl said he reached a deal with the city's nonprofit community that averts the need to impose a first-of-its-kind tax on studen...
Right-to-know law working in state
This is the first of a three-part series that looks at the state's Right-to-Know Law that took effect at the start of this year.
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ALIQUIPPA — Police determined the deaths of a Western Pennsylvania man and woman occurred in a murder-suicide.
Center Township Police Chief Barry Kramer said police were...
INDIANA — More than 80 percent of the faculty at Indiana (Pa.) University have voted that they have "no confidence" in the school's president.
The results were released ...
HARRISBURG — Penn State and several other Pennsylvania universities will get their state subsidies that are nearly six months overdue, but hundreds of state government e...
PITTSBURGH — No good deed goes unpunished — especially one that only partially undoes a bank robbery.
That's why FBI agents in Pittsburgh are scouring an envelope filled...
PITTSBURGH — Cities around the world can turn on their Christmas lights with any kind of celebration they like, but the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership said they better ...
HARRISBURG — Entrenched conflicts in the Legislature over a measure to expand casino gambling in Pennsylvania seemed certain Wednesday to extend a months-long disagreeme...
PITTSBURGH — City Council delayed voting on a first-of-its-kind tax on college tuition Wednesday after Mayor Luke Ravenstahl said the city was making progress with colle...
MONROEVILLE — Fred Honsberger, a veteran personality and conservative talk show host on Pittsburgh's KDKA Radio, has died. He was 58.
Michael Young, KDKA's senior vice p...