Politicians Show Their Humorous Side at Comedy Night

Both Republicans and Democrats came out to support the Allegheny County Music Festival Fund at a fundraiser featuring politicians and hopefuls yukking it up for a the Allegheny County Department of Human Services.

Officials Break Ground on Moon Military Commissary

Construction will soon be under way on a University Boulevard military commissary, marking the end of a six-year battle to bring the facility to Moon.

Judge: Act 13 Still Unconstitutional Through Appeals Process

A caveat in state law had lawyers arguing in Commonwealth Court Wednesday over a legal technicality that left Act 13 provisions in effect despite an earlier ruling indicating they were unconstitutional.

Gallery: Reissing Road Bridge Replacement Project Completion Date Nears

The $175,000 project is being completed by the state Department of Transportation's Washington County Maintenance force.

Why Aren’t There More Marcellus Shale Jobs for PA Workers?

State Rep. Jesse White asks: 'Are we getting the jobs we have been promised from Marcellus Shale, or are we only getting a taste while companies continuously bring in workers from other places?'

First-Ever Energy Symposium Slated During Mylan Classic

The event is scheduled to run from Aug. 29 through Aug. 31.

UPDATED: Judge Upholds Voter ID Law

Will this decision stick? Both sides had said they would appeal this ruling.

Placement of July 4 Parade Chairs Discussed, But No Action Taken

Two councilman said they would not consider changing their votes to restrict the placement of chairs to 6 a.m. the day of the parade.

Canonsburg Agenda Posted, Financing for Pool is Voting Item

Canonsburg Council meeting at 7 p.m. tonight in the borough building.

Five Things You Need to Know This Week

Canonsburg Council holds its legislative meeting, and the Canon-McMillan School Board also meets.

Congrats to Officials Who Rescued Birds from Alleged Cock-Fighting Operation

'It’s hard to believe that, with casino gaming now legal and popular in Pennsylvania, some people still resort to old, barbaric types of gambling and entertainment,' state Sen. Tim Solobay said.

Teacher's Petition Asks Pennsylvanians to Reject Voter ID Law

The petition has already garnered more than 2,000 signatures.

Court Grants Stay in MarkWest Injunction Case

A Commonwealth Court judge this week granted the request filed by the company, which wants to build a natural gas compressor station in Cecil Township.

Maggi Announces 'Let Larry Vote' Petition Drive

The congressional contender said he may not be able to vote because of the new Voter ID law.

MarkWest Aks for Stay in Cecil Injunction

The company asked for a stay in the case until the outcome of the Act 13 Supreme Court appeal is known.

'World Champion' Honored by Township

Colin McKinney, 9, showed off his Taekwondo skills at Cecil Township's meeting Monday—when his 'world champion' title was recognized by supervisors.

Digital Database Will Help Increase Efficiency in Cecil

A new piece of equipment will allow the township to create digital copies of cumbersome zoning and planning documents—papers that now overrun at least one municipal office.

July 4 Parade Enthusiasts Ask Council for Chair Compromise

Kate Speer, who helped collect more than 200 signatures asking borough officials to reconsider its decision to prohibit placement of July 4 parade chairs on Pike to the morning of the holiday, appeared before council Monday.

New Member Formally Joins Council

Canonsburg Mayor David H. Rhome swore in Peter Lucas—Canonsburg Council's newly appointed member.

New Small Games of Chance Law Impacting Local Clubs

State Rep. Jesse White gives you a primer on the new law.

Act 13 Challengers Also File for Expedited Supreme Court Hearing

'The residential and commercial growth of Pennsylvania municipalities is currently hampered if not practically halted during the pendency of this court’s decision,” the court filing read.

Judge: Canonsburg Council will be Reduced to Seven Members

At nine council seats, Canonsburg's governing body was the largest in the county.

Tentative Agenda Posted for Canonsburg Council Meeting

The meeting will be held at 7 p.m. tonight in the borough building.

Solobay: Voter ID Goes from Bad Idea to Embarrassment

“In the end this circus will probably end up millions over budget,” state Sen. Tim Solobay said. “But, like everything else with voter ID, nobody seems to know.”

Chief: Public Safety Substation Grand Opening Slated for September

Right now the North Strabane Township Public Safety Substation building is 90 percent complete.

Fine Levied After Underage Gamblers Allowed at The Meadows Racetrack & Casino

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board announced the fine on its website Wednesday.

Romney Campaign Launches 'Mitt's VP' App

Four years ago, Obama announced via text message the selection of Joe Biden as his running mate. Romney will utilize technology as well.

Act 13 Ruled Unconstitutional: What Happens Now?

'With so many cards finally out on the table, the next few months should clearly demonstrate who is really looking out for a responsible, transparent way to develop natural gas in Pennsylvania, and who is only looking out for themselves.'

Cecil, PSATS: MarkWest Court Filing Over Compressor Station 'Moot'

Cecil filed its preliminary objections to MarkWest's request for court relief Monday—and the Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors supported the arguments in its own brief.

State Asks for Expedited Consideration in Marcellus Shale Law Appeal

The application was filed Monday.

State Appeals Court Ruling that Portions of Marcellus Shale Law Unconstitutional

The appeal was announced Friday.

Hey Cecil Residents: Volunteers Needed!

The Cecil Township Parks and Recreation board needs you.

Local Officials React to Ruling on Marcellus Shale Legislation

Local lawmakers gave their two cents on the issue, while Southpointe-based Range Resources—a Marcellus Shale industry leader—remained mum.

Court Strikes Down Local Zoning Provisions of Act 13

The state Commonwealth Court issued its opinion Thursday morning—calling those provisions unconstitutional.

Lawmaker: Collaborative Effort on DEP Air Quality Study Needed

"Unfortunately, the DEP's track record of secrecy and protecting unidentified interests over the health of Pennsylvania residents demonstrates they simply cannot be trusted to provide the transparency this crucial issue demands," state Rep. Jesse White sa

Former Venetia Attorney Sentenced for Forgery, Theft

A former Washington County attorney will serve more than 11 months in jail for forging signatures and stealing from clients.

North Strabane-Peters Fire Study Greenlighted

The study will culminate in a detailed report with recommendations on how to make the fire services in the two communities more efficient and cost-effective.

DEP Launches Marcellus Shale Air Monitoring Study in Washington County

The department announced the news in a release Monday.

Legislator to Wear Pink Boa on House Floor

State Reps. Brandon Neuman and Rob Matzie made a bet Friday stipulating that the loser wear a pink feather boa on the House floor.

More in Store for North Strabane Park

The park's grand opening just took place last month—but there is more in store for residents.