PITTSBURGH — A Pittsburgh man has pleaded guilty to federal charges of running a $1.9 million scam in which 30,000 people were conned into buying magazine subscriptions ...
PITTSBURGH — Jury deliberations are expected to begin today in the case of three men charged in the stabbing and attempted carjacking of Pittsburgh Steelers lineman Mike...
HARRISBURG— Parents who say a marijuana oil extract might save the lives of their seizure-wracked children threatened Monday to hold a sit-in at Gov. Tom Corbett’s offic...
HARRISBURG — A state judge Monday reaffirmed his ruling that Pennsylvania’s embattled voter-identification law is unconstitutional.
Commonwealth Court Judge Bernard McGi...
PITTSBURGH — Lawyers for both sides are asking a federal judge to change parts of a split jury verdict in a young black man's lawsuit against three white Pittsburgh poli...
PITTSBURGH — A New York developer has emerged as the top bidder for Pittsburgh’s bankrupt August Wilson Center for African American Culture.
Judge Lawrence O’Toole Monda...
Corbett's actions hurt, they say
HARRISBURG — State lawmakers on Monday heard from some of the people who say they have been hurt by Republican Gov. Tom Corbett’s resista...
Governor's race heats up
HARRISBURG — In a gubernatorial primary race that for months was marked more by congeniality than conflict, U.S. Rep. Allyson Schwartz is putting...
MONONGAHELA — A group of parishioners has abandoned a sit-in to protest the closing of a Roman Catholic church outside Pittsburgh.
About 25 people had refused to leave S...
PITTSBURGH — Police say the Pennsylvania boy accused of stabbing more than 20 people at his high school wrote a note saying he couldn't wait to see the “helpless looks” ...
