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PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter and Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane on Monday joined top prosecutors in San Francisco and New York in a nati...

MERCER — A county courthouse in western Pennsylvania has reopened after a bomb threat, and a woman has been arrested in connection with the case. Mercer County spokesman...

PITTSBURGH — Teresa Heinz Kerry says family members weren’t fully aware of a controversial decision by the Heinz Endowments to partner with major energy companies on nat...

WASHINGTON — Police say three women attacked several employees at a diner Friday afternoon because one of the women wanted child support from a cook who worked there. Po...

EDINBORO, Pa. — Officials with state-owned Edinboro University say the school is cutting six full-time and 26 part-time professors, fewer than the 42 positions the schoo...

GREENSBURG — The first of two tests needed to lift a drinking water alert affecting 120,000 Western Pennsylvania residents has come back OK. If results of a second test ...

PITTSBURGH — A student who dressed as a homeless man for a drama assignment was so convincing that he fooled school officials and ended up getting suspended for two days...

HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania public school districts would be required to post “In God We Trust” in every school building under legislation that advanced out of a committee...

PITTSBURGH — A safety committee had concerns about the Pittsburgh Zoo exhibit where a 2-year-old boy was mauled to death last year by wild African dogs, according to cou...

HARRISBURG — Gov. Tom Corbett on Wednesday renewed his appeal for a compromise on stalled legislation to ramp up state transportation spending, slapping his hand on a le...