Sunday's free North Side gathering skips the smoke circle but promises over 100 vendors, live music and medical card help.

Nearly 2,700 degrees go out at Saturday's Bryce Jordan Center ceremonies, pushing Penn State past a million grads since 1861.

City Rescue Mission's Back to School Bash gave 191 New Castle families free supplies, coats, and even bread from a local Giant Eagle.

Sal Richetti's 26th Little Italy Days brings Joseph R. Gannascoli of The Sopranos to Bloomfield, plus VIP pizza packages.

A viral Pittsburgh video shows a bicyclist confronting a mother and her 9-year-old twin sons at their lemonade stand. The family says the harassment is part of a longer pattern.

Bethel Park students will start school on Sept. 3 instead of Sept. 1 as staff prepare the district’s new elementary school and finalize safety routines.

After 81 years, Slickville airman Stephen Fatur returned to Westmoreland County with a hometown procession and full military honors.

Mold has been found again at Beaver County’s New Horizon School, forcing teachers to replace classroom essentials before an August reopening.

Sandy Hills Estates residents say repeated boil-water advisories have destroyed their trust in the community’s tap water, even though no advisory is currently active.

Nearly 3,000 cyclists are expected for Pittsburgh’s annual PedalPGH fundraiser on August 30. Three routes, a North Side festival and a zero-waste push are all part of the ride.

An 8-year-old Pennsylvania girl sprang into action when her grandmother suffered a diabetic seizure after a nap.

Westmoreland residents are demanding answers and tougher local rules as a massive data center proposal advances near the former Alcoa campus.

PennWest is turning to longtime Edinboro academic James Fisher as interim president while Jon Anderson heads to Utah Valley University.