SHANKSVILLE — Searching for an economic boost and home to perhaps the most compelling story of 9-11, rural Somerset County is trying to pull off a balancing act: Remembe...
Wagner eyes 2nd term
HARRISBURG — Chet Beiler has never run for public office, but the Lancaster County businessman says the executive skills that helped him build a mult...
PITTSBURGH — A search engine developed by Carnegie Mellon University researchers will remain a free feature of the City of Pittsburgh's Web site for the long haul.
The s...
Assembly pushed for longer session
HARRISBURG — Health care negotiations between the Rendell administration and some Senate Republicans are progressing and could result i...
QUARRYVILLE — State police said a pickup truck driver choked on his coffee and passed out, and his truck then rammed an unoccupied modular home.
Police said Gene Patters...
PITTSBURGH — The new Siberian tiger cub at the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium is an achy, breaky heartbreaker.
The cub, born on Mother's Day, has been named Billy Ray — a...
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania's top public health official is leaving Gov. Ed Rendell's administration for an executive post at Temple University Health System in Philadelph...
Gov. looks to lessen impact of increases
PHILADELPHIA — Gov. Ed Rendell said Tuesday he would have "no choice" but to push for an extension of the electricity rate caps i...
PITTSBURGH — Professional wrestler and Olympic medalist Kurt Angle was found not guilty of drunken driving in suburban Pittsburgh.
Allegheny County Judge David Cashman m...
PITTSBURGH — Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh decided to oversee the day-to-day operations of the organization that runs the city's annual Three Rivers Arts Festival.
Carn...
