He wants to lease toll road
HARRISBURG — Gov. Ed Rendell took a step Wednesday toward reviving his proposal to privatize the Pennsylvania Turnpike, saying he will ask pot...
PITTSBURGH — Duquesne power forward Stuard Baldonado did not act as a lookout for a man accused of selling marijuana and he expects to be fully exonerated of the charges...
Clinton seeks reform, hope
PHILADELPHIA — Americans have lost hope in the future because the Bush administration has let the country get off track at home and sullied the...
HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Harness Racing Commission will consider whether to award the state's final harness racing for a track that is being proposed in Beaver Coun...
HARRISBURG — Nearly one-third of all locally owned bridges in Pennsylvania are considered structurally deficient, according to bridge safety ratings released Tuesday by ...
PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh police say a woman whose body was cut in half and placed in separate bags was a black woman in her early 40s. Authorities used a fingerprint to i...
PITTSBURGH — A man fatally shot an armed intruder who awoke him while he was sleeping, police said.
Officers found Charles Long, 32, of McKees Rocks, lying at the bottom...
PITTSBURGH — John Edwards won the endorsement of the United Steelworkers and the United Mine Workers of America as more than 1,000 union members cheered the Democratic p...
ERIE -- The state has agreed to pay $35,000 to settle a lawsuit by a convicted murderer who alleged she was raped and assaulted by state prison staff.
In a 1996 lawsuit,...
Company was one of first foreign investors in nation
HARARE, Zimbabwe — The food maker H. J. Heinz Co., one of Zimbabwe's first major foreign investors, sold its Zimbabwe...
