The Fortune 500 contractor's latest award spreads work across Pittsburgh, Schenectady and Idaho Falls labs.

Deluzio, 42 and father of four, says if he runs, “I’m going to win.” Fetterman insists he’s staying a Democrat.

A $190 bill increase could follow last year's 58% hike after Millvale previously relied on emergency savings and other funds to keep tax rates low.

Dozens of Forbes Road neighbors pressed Salem Township supervisors to regulate a planned gas well. Officials say state law leaves them powerless.

Commissioners require developers to generate 150% of their own power and keep 1,000 feet from homes. No project has been filed yet.

Garrity says her AI-generated ad is all true. Shapiro's campaign calls it dishonest AI content from Trump's pick.

Bar and gas station owners near Pittsburgh say they could lose their livelihoods now that skill games are banned statewide.

Organizers hand out mail-ballot forms outside the Indiana County Courthouse as Pennsylvania's registration deadline nears.

The bill comes after Dr. Idris Evans was killed by a man free on nonmonetary bail in a burglary case. Four women had sought restraining orders against him.

Brentwood educators and PSEA leaders say the plan could strip Allegheny County alone of over $250 million a year.

Mayor Bill Gerke says the proposed 287(g) task force deal is off the table — for now — after Uniontown residents voiced objections.

City Council wants the controller inside the budgeting software after being locked out last year — part of a push for tighter financial oversight.

Sharon Long has worked for Gilpin Township for 30 years. Neighbors say stripping her union status could cost her a pension.