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Trump's endorsement board was filled with a slate of election denying candidates. But by Wednesday morning, many highly watched races had not yet been called.

Police in Murrysville and Greensburg are hoping the public can help them identify a man who was seen with a stolen Smith Propane & Oil truck. Murrysville Detective Sgt. Daniel Cox said the driver used the truck to ram a free-standing PNC Bank ATM on William Penn Highway in an

A new study from the Survey Center on American Life explores the Democratic Party’s transformation since the turn of the 21st century

The first voice one hears on "Oblivion," the stunning lead-off track from "Nothing Matters Now," the new album by Central Arkansas rockers Colour Design, doesnt belong to anyone in the band.

A special ceremony took place at Bourne Police Department headquarters this week. A new head of the department was named along with a newly appointed sergeant, and three new recruits

A new book on Sikh wisdom helped me overcome my anxiety stemming from recent mass shootings.

Social media isn’t helping: “We have two problems. One is addiction. A like button is 20 times a dopamine kick ... The other problem is anonymity.”

The public discourse is hamstrung by the conspiracy theory. It’s uncertain if it infects a large swath of the population, but because of the uniqueness of the American project, it

When Tom Kusinsky was working his first law-enforcement job as an Edgewood police patrolman, he enjoyed his fellow officers and the experience he gained, but also quickly noted the borough’s small size. “It’s one square mile,” he said. “You’d get dizzy at night driving around.” Kusinsky was recently promoted to

Ray Pavy, once a star basketball player, was paralyzed and confined to wheelchair following accident in 1961; went on to long career as educator