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BUTLER – A Mars resident who volunteers with suicide prevention coalitions in western Pennsylvania and a Butler resident who advocates for marginalized populations in the greater Pittsburgh area will be

A Mars resident who volunteers with suicide prevention coalitions in Western Pennsylvania and a Butler resident who advocates for marginalized populations in the greater Pittsburgh area will be honore...

"Waste from the oil and gas industry contains toxic and radioactive substances. Disposal of this waste is supposed to be carefully tracked, but 800,000 tons of oil and gas waste from Pennsylvania oil and gas wells is unaccounted for, according to a recent study."

PNC Financial Services Group said it will cut its workforce by 4% by year’s end as it looks to pare down expenses. The move is expected to slash costs by $325 million in 2024, the Downtown Pittsburgh-based bank said on its third quarter earnings call Friday. PNC did not specify

Blake Lively looked like a goddess at the Michael Kors fashion week show. And if you couldn't keep your eyes off her manicure, here's where you can get the polish.

The four most prominent candidates in the Republican gubernatorial race raised a combined $1.17 million in the third quarter of 2023, according to quarterly campaign finance accounts filed Tuesday.

MILL HALL — The Keystone Central School Board will be reviewing a recommendation by Superintendent Dr. Jacquelyn Martin regarding the district’s next assist

INDIANA, Pa. – The Indiana University of Pennsylvania Libraries will host local writer Jolene McIlwain, an English Department graduate of IUP, for a lunch and learn event on Oct. 20,

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As higher education costs soar and acceptance percentages at elite universities drop, one local university is bucking the trend.