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PITTSBURGH – An Alabama paper supply company is seeking to dismiss litigation which alleged the plaintiff suffered third-degree chemical burns when a drain cleaner product being sent through the mail leaked through its thin packaging and made contact with her body.

PITTSBURGH - An Indiana County man says he bought a defective ladder at Lowe's that broke while he was washing his car.

You thought Punxsutawney Phil’s shadow commanded attention in Pennsylvania? Just wait until April 8.

WILLIAMSPORT – A woman running on a treadmill for a medically administered stress test has reiterated her claims that doctors ignored her warnings that the speed of the treadmill was too fast for her to keep up – leading her to fall and suffer a broken arm and other injuries, and has rejected two doctors’ attempt to be dismissed from the case.

A former South-Western City Schools middle school teacher was sentenced to six years in prison Monday for sexually abusing a teenage student for several years.

Bucks County files lawsuit over environmental impact of big oil companies

The ACLU of Ohio and global law firm Goodwin have filed a lawsuit against part of a new law that bans gender-affirming care for transgender minors.

BUTLER TWP — A former Butler pastor waived his preliminary hearing Thursday on the third set of sexual assault charges filed against him. Herman C. Rushing Jr., 68, was accused by state police of inap...

A 31-year-old man and 30-year-old woman, both of Falls Church, Va., this week were being held in Sussex Correctional Institution on $5,000 secured bond, pending arraignment in the Court of

A former Pittsburgh police commander violated police policy, state and federal wiretapping laws, and two constitutional amendments when he stashed body-worn cameras in patrol cars last fall to secretly record more than a half-dozen of his own officers, a lawsuit filed this week alleges. Matthew Lackner, 50, a Mt. Lebanon