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Allegheny Health Network hosting Cancer Screening Clinic
The clinic's goal is to provide access to preventative care for patients with busy weekday schedules.
Drivers uninjured after two-car crash
The collision happened around 3 a.m., leaving one car in a front yard and the other in the woods.
Police investigating fatal crash
Police and a coroner responded at the intersection of Falls Avenue and Market Street before 2 a.m.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy presses Western allies for clear postwar security guarantees
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says his government is seeking specific guarantees from Western allies on how postwar security support would function when the nearly five-year war sparked by Russia's full-scale invasion finally ends. Zelenskyy's comments in an interview aired late Thursday followed two days of discussions among allies in Brussels that
Dolly Parton could win a Grammy this year
While nominations will not be released until November 16, eagle eyed fans noticed Parton's name among the submissions of her frequent country collaborator and goddaughter, Miley Cyrus.
BEHIND THE SCENES: Pennsylvania Turnpike gives look at next phase of Open-Road Tolling
Toll booths are functionally a thing of the past and, soon, they physically will be too.
Pa. Treasurer Stacy Garrity announces $20 million investment in Israel bonds
Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity just announced the reinvestment of $20 million in Israeli bonds.
Ohio lawmakers say compromise possible in data center regulations
Tuesday’s election saw data center bans and moratoriums winning in communities across the country.
Ohio court: Refusing police for mental health commitment can result in obstruction charge
An Ohio woman who resisted police attempts to carry out an involuntary mental health commitment can be charged with obstructing official business even if she did not commit an illegal act, the state supreme court ruled.
How Northeast Ohio voted on data center issues in the Nov. 3 general election
Ohio voters in Tuesday's general election flexed the power of the polls to clamp down on data center projects in their neighborhoods, or pull the plug entirely.