PHILADELPHIA — A company that publishes business newsletters will pay about $1.75 million to thousands of employees who had to clock out while going on short breaks, inc...
MCKEESPORT, — A newly elected city councilman has been barred from taking office because of a drug conviction from 23 years ago.
McKeesport Councilman-elect Corey Sander...
TARENTUM — Nobody was hurt when a propane tank on a lift vehicle leaked, prompting crews to evacuate a Wal-Mart store in Frazer Township.
Assistant manager Renee William...
Race may hinge on voters' mood
HARRISBURG — Unseating first-term Republican U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey won't be easy, and the Pennsylvania Democrats vying for the party nominat...
FRANKLIN — Police are trying to find a driver they believe purposely struck a 68-year-old man with his vehicle following a disturbance in the driveway of the victim’s no...
Pa. budget needs work
HARRISBURG — The partial state budget Gov. Tom Wolf signed this week brought good news for Pennsylvania’s 500 school districts, provided a stage for...
WILKINSBURG — Fire officials say several Western Pennsylvania firefighters would have died at a house fire had they not been near a window.
Pittsburgh Fire Chief Darryl ...
A look at the backgrounds of the candidates running in the April 26 primary for the Democratic and Republican nominations for U.S. Senate:
Joe Sestak
AGE: 64 (Dec. 12, 1...
[naviga:h3]Steel plant lays off 259 in Beaver County[/naviga:h3]
MIDLAND — Allegheny Technologies Inc. will lay off 259 union and salaried employees when it idles a west...
Pennsylvania voters expect many choices
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania faces a busy election year in 2016, with the presidential primary campaigns expected to set the tone ear...
