Tawnya Panizzi

Fox Chapel Area senior Ella Ulasi said her first month as a member of the Marching Foxes has been nothing short of thrilling.

An appearance in Allegheny County Court by former Highlands teacher Sean Dicer has been pushed to February.

Residents can learn more about their rights in relation to interactions with law enforcement during a program Thursday at Highlands High School.

The disjointed veterinary hospital spread across three wings of the National Aviary's North Side campus can no longer sustain the group's efforts in conservation and medical research.

There’s nothing like music to bring people together — especially when it’s a live performance on a neighbor’s front porch. Aspinwall resident Tripp Clarke took that notion and ran with it. The longtime community advocate is spearheading an event by local musicians to celebrate national Play Music on the Porch

A five-year effort by the Sharpsburg Community Library to offer emergency food is coming to an end. But it doesn’t mean the site won’t continue to be a community resource. Officials have decided to shift their focus to what they call a more pressing need — toiletries. “Since SNAP benefits

Lower Valley property owners could face a 141% water rate hike if a dispute between the Fox Chapel Authority and Pittsburgh Water remains unresolved.

Plans to transform the Tarentum riverfront will have to wait. Designs for Riverview Memorial Park and Dreshar Stadium, which would overhaul

A vacant Brackenridge church that dates to 1918 is ready to welcome new life. The property at 739 Prospect St. is listed for sale for $115,000.

A Brackenridge pair is facing charges of aggravated assault in relation to an incident involving a 9-year-old child, authorities said. Taylor Slivan and Tyler Slivan, both 28, were charged Friday with additional charges of criminal conspiracy, child endangerment and reckless endangerment, along with misdemeanors. They are in the Allegheny County