Patrick Varine

Judy O'Connor loved to laugh. “When I'd come home to take care of her the last few months, we'd almost always listen to one of comedian Jim Gaffigan's stand-up albums,” said her son, Rev.

A New Kensington man was among three people arrested by state police Monday after leading them on a high-speed chase in Somerset County that at one point reached 120 mph. Pharoah Sewell, 20, of New Kensington was charged along with Davontae Clayton, 19, of Belle Vernon and Quamarry Curry of

PennDOT officials announced the following road work and related closures: • A portion of Hecla Road between Aster Road and Mt.

Writers from across southwestern Pennsylvania will take part in an author expo May 18 at the Mt. Pleasant Public Library. It will be from 12-3 p.m at the library, 120 South Church Street. Library Director Sarah Buzzard said she was inspired to organize the event after meeting a local publisher,

The Murrysville Area Watershed Association gained the support of Export officials Tuesday night for an acid mine remediation project that would prevent additional heavy metals and other elements from entering into Turtle Creek.

Westmoreland Heritage Trail officials will host their annual festival and poker run June 1 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Murrysville.

Who wants to buy a used prison toilet? Judging by the volume of calls auctioneer Bill Anderson has received about the sink-and-toilet combos

Avian admirers in southwestern Pennsylvania will mark World Migratory Bird Day on Saturday.

For McKeesport native and Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. Austin Davis, walking into Amazon’s 140,000-square-foot distribution center in North Versailles was a bit of a “full-circle” moment. “When I was growing up, we had the Eastland Mall here, which was a leader in its time,” Davis said. “It declined, but we’ve now

Walking into Amazon’s 140,000-square-foot distribution center in North Versailles on Thursday was a bit of a “full-circle” moment for Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. Austin Davis. “When I was growing up, we had the Eastland Mall here, which was a leader in its time,” said Davis, a native of nearby McKeesport. “It