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Pitt and Duquesne University researchers found radium downstream of wastewater treatment plants that treat runoff from landfills that accept frack waste.

Time to hop into the WayBack machine to the 1970's. Any Steeler fan should be interested in that decade! For those of you too young to remember or like me, old enough that you may have forgotten,...

Public confidence in higher education has plummeted over the last eight years, a new poll from Gallup has found, as tuition costs rise, enrollments dwindle and universities become increasingly politicized.

Hosea Champine passed away in Johnstown, PA. This is the full obituary story where you can express condolences and share memories. Services by Watts Memorial Chapel.

A storm that swept through Southwestern Pennsylvania on Thursday downed trees and left about 28,700 customers of West Penn Power and Duquesne Light Co. without power in Westmoreland, Allegheny and Washington counties. Duquesne Light Co. reported it had 68 outages impacting 10,524 customers in Allegheny County as of 10 p.m.

Bill and Aaron Kirby are father and son financial advisers who are also business partners in Kirby Investment Strategies.

There are questions at all three levels of the Steelers' defense, but the health of T.J. Watt might stand above them all.

An albino python isn’t something usually seen slithering through the grass in Ross. But that’s what was discovered Tuesday evening near the baseball diamond in Ross Community Park, where the township held its annual Fourth of July celebration. “One of our officers who responded to the call is familiar with

Coming up: Music and movies in Patagonia; Proyecto Athena exhibit at La Linea; fundraiser for Voices from the Border; architecture presentation at Tubac Presidio; and more.

There are numerous former college athletes making their impact in WWE, which was the company's plan with NIL.