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HARMARVILLE — One lane in each direction is open on a major highway connecting Pittsburgh to its north and east suburbs a day after a rock slide closed the road. The hig...
October 04, 2007 Pennsylvania News
PHILADELPHIA — Does a high school football coach endorse religion when he takes a knee or bows his head during his team's student-led prayer? Does it matter if the coach...
October 04, 2007 Pennsylvania News
SRU grad works at N. Allegheny HARRISBURG — A Pittsburgh-area middle school teacher who dramatically increased student participation in his school's music program during ...
October 03, 2007 Pennsylvania News
PITTSBURGH — Pitt basketball player Levance Fields will spend nine months on probation in a special program for first-time offenders to settle criminal charges stemming ...
October 03, 2007 Pennsylvania News
ERIE — Erie County Health Department officials say they're awaiting confirmation that a Mercyhurst College student has a form of meningitis. The female student has left ...
October 02, 2007 Pennsylvania News
DOVER — A car that was apparently speeding with a 13-year-old boy at the wheel ran off the road and hit a tree, killing his eighth-grade classmate, police said. Fourteen...
October 02, 2007 Pennsylvania News
PITTSBURGH — A Turtle Creek man will spend 2 to 6 years in prison for leaving the scene of an accident in which a sledder was killed and her friend was critically injure...
October 02, 2007 Pennsylvania News
YORK, Pa.— Complaints about students displaying Confederate flags on T-shirts and cars at an area high school led to a ban of the image and a later racial disturbance, o...
October 01, 2007 Pennsylvania News
PITTSBURGH — Police say an Allegheny County man shot two men trying to burglarize his home, killing one of them. It happened late Saturday in McKeesport. The man who sur...
October 01, 2007 Pennsylvania News
HARRISBURG — The state fined a woman $11,000 for attending an Amish home birth as an unlicensed midwife and ordered her to stop practicing immediately. The state Board o...
September 29, 2007 Pennsylvania News
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