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Travelers caught with ammunition on Caribbean island face up to 12-year sentence

TribLive captured four Golden Quill Awards and was a finalist for 20 others at the 60th annual awards dinner Tuesday night at Rivers Casino in Pittsburgh. The Press Club of Western Pennsylvania announced the winners of the Golden Quills, a competition that honors professional and student excellence in print, broadcast,

Heart singer Ann Wilson lamented the impact technology has had on the music industry during an interview in May 2024.

Having spent numerous decades in the spotlight, Ann Wilson recently explained how the music industry is no longer controlled by humans.

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A state representative is proposing to end the state's Sunday hunting ban.

University of Pittsburgh trustees Thursday heard an update on the university’s five-year strategic initiative dubbed “Plan for Pitt” and elected a new board chairman. Their meeting was punctuated by a noisy but peaceful pro-Palestinan protest outside the Assembly Room in the William Pitt Union. The demonstrators numbering a few dozen

Indiana University of Pennsylvania’s bid to open the state’s first college of osteopathic medicine on a public campus is getting a financial lift from IUP’s alumni association. The organization’s board of directors has authorized a $500,000 donation toward the endeavor that was first announced in December 2022, university officials said

The union representing 5,000 state university faculty across Pennsylvania has reached “an agreement in principle” with leaders of the State System of Higher Education, both parties confirmed Thursday. The agreement followed a full day and night of negotiating. It comes almost seven months after the existing agreement between the Association

Joseph Nocito, the former CEO and President of Pittsburgh-based Automated Health Systems (AHS), was sentenced in September to one year in prison for fraud.