WEST NEWTON — A 150-pound gorilla statue was briefly stolen but was returned safely home by teenagers who were spotting for deer.
State police searched for the fiberglas...
PITTSBURGH — The murky, debris-laden waters of the Monongahela River foiled even the new technology that searchers were using to try to lay to rest rumors about the cras...
HARRISBURG — Prospective exhibitors busy preparing livestock, perfecting recipes and improving their showmanship skills in preparation for the 2009 Pennsylvania Farm Sho...
PITTSBURGH — The district attorney for the Pittsburgh area is investigating possible forgery and other irregularities on voter registration forms turned in by a group al...
WASHINGTON — Amtrak carried a record 28.7 million people last year, with each of its routes seeing gains, the national passenger railroad said Friday.
The company has po...
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania's secretary of the Department of Aging for the past six years announced Friday she will be leaving office, and Gov. Ed Rendell announced someon...
PHILADELPHIA — Wachovia, completing a previously announced settlement, will pay an estimated $163 million to settle federal allegations it failed to stop telemarketers f...
PITTSBURGH — The presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church has formally recognized about 20 congregations that have chosen to remain with the national church as its legit...
GREENSBURG — The lower floor of the Westmoreland Mall was closed Thursday while firefighters and other crews worked to clean up after an 8-inch water main broke and floo...
HARRISBURG — Gov. Ed Rendell on Thursday signed dozens of bills into law, including measures to repair bridges, hire more county judges and restrict the use of mandatory...
