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On this day, Kevin McHale, Wayne Embry, and John Thompson were inducted into the Hall of Fame, and Jaylen Brown and E'Twaun Moore were drafted.

The competition reflects top overall performances across multiple sports.

A lifelong New Kensington resident has been recognized for helping people recover from drug and alcohol addiction. Pittsburgh-based Staunton Farm Foundation announced that VonZell Wade received its Albert B. Craig Jr. Award for this year. He was selected from seven nominees. Wade, a licensed professional counselor, co-founded Lost Dreams Awakening

New to the local tech scene? Looking to expand your network? Here are some of the most connective leaders you should know to get involved in the Steel City.

(The Center Square) — As solar capacity in Pennsylvania grows rapidly – accounting for more than half of the states proposed energy projects – so do questions about how maintenance

As West Virginia University regroups in the wake of the DUI arrest and subsequent resignation of its long-time men’s basketball coach Bob Huggins, the next order of business will be

The walkable neighborhood features world-renowned vistas and nature galore, yet it’s minutes from downtown

Many Americans lost their lives during the Civil War, but the Battle of Gettysburg saw the most blood spilt, and is oft remembered through re-enactments in early July.

The flyrock and debris from the Springdale smokestack demolition earlier this month was a violation of state environmental regulations, said a spokeswoman for the Department of Environmental Protection. The former Cheswick Generating Station smokestacks, which stood about 750 and 550 feet tall, fell in a cleared coal yard north of

Florida Bishop, Dr. Roy Etienne Smith receives White House Honor!