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A man is behind bars after allegedly shooting a three-year-old boy in Duquesne in February, police said.

Patricia Finley Perfetti and her husband, Tom, put solar panels outside their Rostraver home four years ago. They have been reaping the benefits of homegrown electric power and lower utility bills ever since. “It’s sure nice to get a zero charge on the electric bill,” Patricia Perfetti said. The Perfettis

Climate Change is sparking a litigation boom across the globe—both to advance and delay action on climate change—with nearly 70 percent of cases playing

A man is dead after a motorcycle crash in Duquesne.

Friday is expected to be the hottest day of the week, and with so many people cranking up the air conditioning, Duquesne Light is preparing for possible stress on the grid and resulting power outages.

Planning a family trip to the Keystone State? Pennsylvania boasts plenty of iconic sites, from the Liberty Bell to the rolling hills of the Amish country. But just as there are must-visit spots, there are also some places to avoid in Pennsylvania. Want to know which ones they might be?…

Things are going to look different for the University of Delaware football team this Fall, but one of the questions is whether it can lead to another playoff appearance.

HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Association for Justice (PAJ) met at Omni Bedford Springs last week for their annual retreat and their Board of Governors selected Elizabeth (Liz) Chiappetta, Esq. to

/PRNewswire/ -- WITF Inc. has named Jess King, formerly chief of staff for the mayor of Lancaster, as executive director for The Steinman Institute for Civic...

A new study found higher levels of radioactive materials in rivers and streams near municipal wastewater treatment plants that handled runoff from landfills that accept fracking waste from Pennsylvania.