Randy Griffith News Today

At Randy Griffith’s recent retirement party, his mother recalled the time when her son, then a teenager, went boating on the Allegheny River with a friend.

When Lorraine Kukucka saw that her mother’s deteriorating health would soon mean she couldn’t live on her own, she started to look into long-term care options near home in Ebensburg,

Earlier in the day, there was some dispute as to how much Pabst Blue Ribbon to add to the cast iron pan of linguiça chunks...

The Tribune-Democrat has been named finalists in three categories for the 2024 Golden Quills competition.

“I guess we’ll have to go do this again,” Starla Miller said as the committee room cleared. She was one of dozens of Alaskans who had just testified against a bill that would expand the state’s restrictions on transgender girls’ participation in girls sports. Despite significant opposition, the House Education Committee narrowly voted to advance […] The post Bills targeting trans people are on the rise nationwide and in Alaska — most focus on chil...

A state House committee has advanced legislation that would restrict the rights of Alaska trans kids.

On the occasion of celebrating her 500th robot-assisted weight-loss surgery at Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center, Dr. D’Arcy Duke reflected on her 20-year career as a Johnstown surgeon.

The proposed osteopathic medical school at Indiana University of Pennsylvania is a long-term project that took a step closer to reality earlier this month and can’t come to fruition soon

This year, my cancer journey helped me explore new areas in nearly 20 bylined stories that you can read in our annual special report – but don’t rush through them.

For years, surgeons have been finding ways to avoid or at least reduce surgery in breast cancer diagnosis and treatment.