A free flight through a Boston nonprofit brought Air Force Airman Lilliana Morales home to Baldwin Borough for the first time since basic training.

All six contractor bids for the new St. Clairsville shelter exceeded $8 million, forcing commissioners back to the drawing board.

The Etna Center for Community opened Saturday with 6,000 library items, a courtyard, and four affordable apartments.

Angela Vaslavsky, who was trapped beneath fallen trees for about 90 minutes, is recovering while continuing her work in styling.

More than 40 teams will paddle quarter-mile heats in Creighton Saturday, with every dollar backing breast cancer survivors on Pittsburgh Hearts of Steel.

The Pittsburgh nonprofit's first permanent building replaces church basements with doctor offices, ESL classes and youth programs.

The anonymous surrender box, blessed Tuesday, cost over $16,000 to install and is Pennsylvania's sixth such location.

The $450,000 grant, combined with prior fundraising, brings StrayHaven's $1 million capital campaign to 65% of its goal.

Riders at Duquesne will spin through the night for Team Foster, with midnight glow rides and a 3 a.m. push to the finish.

A 9-year-old with Lamb-Shaffer syndrome first said “mom” at age 6 using a device Variety gave her family for free.

Downtown Lisbon kicked off its 58th Johnny Appleseed Festival with a pancake breakfast and a rain-soaked parade down Lincoln Way.

The nonprofit is leaving its rented Friendship office for a Smallman Street building it has purchased.

Ross Township surprised the WWII Merchant Marine veteran with a proclamation at a free veterans lunch — his family says they had no idea it was coming.