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UBS Wealth Management USA today announced that Rimmel Mehaffey Pessy Wealth Consulting Group, an advisor team in the firm’s Pittsburgh, PA office, has been named to the Forbes Best-In-State Wealth...

Duquesne University was ranked among the best online colleges and universities for 2024 on a recent College Consensus list.

PITTSBURGH – The mother of a man who died as a result of drowning in the pool of a Comfort Inn hotel in Pittsburgh insists that the hotel remains at fault for her son’s death.

The Washington County Chamber of Commerce is accepting nominations for the 2024 Washington County ATHENA Leadership Award. The award, according to the chamber, honors “individuals who inspire women to achieve their full potential and encourage women’s business leadership in the region.” This will be the 21st year the award will be presented in the county. […]

Globex Mining Enterprises Inc. is pleased to inform shareholders that Emperor Metals Inc. have paid Duparquet Assets Ltd., a private company owned 50% by Globex, the second year option payment to maintain Emperor's option on the Duquesne West-Ottoman... - Veroeffentlicht am 02.02.2024

The shutdown of the coal-fired power plant in Springdale is forcing Duquesne Light to spend between $12 million and $17 million to reconfigure a transmission line in Plum. When GenOn’s Cheswick Generating Station stopped producing electricity in 2022, it reduced the amount of power being generated locally and created a

Klingensmith’s Pharmacy in Leechburg quickly welcomed about 200 new customers seeking an alternative source for their prescriptions after Wednesday’s abrupt closing of Health Mart pharmacies in Leechburg and Lower Burrell. The closings are part of an ongoing trend among some independent pharmacies that struggle to make a profit as big-box

Nonhuman entities like corporations and municipalities have long had “legal personhood” in U.S. law. Now, Utah lawmakers want to prevent lakes, forests and other parts of nature from having the same legal status.

Indiana University of Pennsylvania may have found a location for its proposed College of Osteopathic Medicine. The Council of Trustees at IUP has called a special meeting for Wednesday afternoon for business that includes a likely vote on an update to IUP’s Long-Range Facilities Master Plan. The document identifies a

Temple Men’s Basketball assistant head coach Chris Clark grew up in North Philadelphia and has seen the last four Temple head coaches first-hand.