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Here’s a nagging worry for officials in the U.S., Europe and the wider West: Is post-Gaza and post-Moscow also pre-Olympics? I’m talking about the threat of terrorism, of course, and whether recent ev...

The United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania is helping set local children up for success. On Tuesday, April 9, a group of volunteers and staff from the United Way read to kindergarten students at Nort...

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As the moon blocked the view of the sun across parts of Mexico, the United States and Canada on Monday, the celestial event managed another magnificen

The high expectations Sarah Curran, of Butler, had for seeing the total eclipse Monday, April 8, were completely blown out of the water when she watched the moon completely cover the sun from an airfi...

ROSS TWP — There was a time when swimming was simply a way for Maggie Gruber to have fun with her friends. “After a couple of years, I started to take it seriously,” said the 2013 Mars Area High Schoo...

The Pittsburgh North Regional Chamber of Commerce announced Jim Boltz, who has served as its president since 2014, will retire this summer. Boltz has helped the chamber average about 140 new members e...

Mars Area School District will collect eclipse viewing glasses on Wednesday, April 10, through Friday, April 19 to be redistributed to children in Latin America in preparation for the solar eclipse ta...

What started as a courtesy ride Slippery Rock borough police gave to a local man resulted in an officer being punched in the face, a Taser deployment and charges filed Monday, April 8. Joshua E. Eck, ...

JEFFERSON TWP — Every day for 186 days, Warren “Woody” Hoburg saw 16 sunrises and 16 sunsets. Orbiting 248 miles above the Earth’s atmosphere aboard the International Space Station in 2023, the Pittsb...