New Military Commissary Coming to Moon

Crews are slated to begin work in the coming weeks on the long-awaited military commissary in Moon Township, which will serve service personnel from the Tri-State region.

Old Mayview Barn To Be Demolished

The cost of razing the structure looks to be significantly less than originally expected

Feedback Wanted for Scott Skatepark

Scott Township officials are asking for the public’s feedback on whether or not to build a $600,000 skateboarding facility in Scott Park.

Court Strikes Down Local Zoning Provisions of Marcellus Shale Law

Pennsylvania's Commonwealth Court issued its opinion Thursday morning calling the zoning provisions unconstitutional.

PennDOT Unveils Plans to Widen Washington Pike

Not everyone is happy about a traffic light being added to the widening project in South Fayette.

Washington Pike Being Widened Near Bursca Park

PennDOT is getting ready to widen Washington Pike near Bursca Business Park and wants motorists to view proposals for the reconstruction project on the roadway.

I-79 Kirwan Heights Exit Name Change Angers Some

PennDOT recently renamed the Kirwan Heights interchange of Interstate 79 to “Collier Exit” and not everyone is happy about the change.

PennDOT Asking for Opinions on Traffic Safety

PennDOT is asking drivers for opinions on traffic safety and their driving behaviors.

Dates Changed for Assessment Postponements

Property owners are permitted to postpone their hearings only once and will have the new appeals heard on Saturdays in late July or early August.

Matt Smith Challenging Raja For Senate

State Rep. Matt Smith announced he will seek the Democratic nomination to replace former state Sen. John Pippy.

Letter: Grading the State Budget on Education

A TEACH (Tell Everyone All Cuts Hurt) representative from Steel Valley School District takes a look at the state budget priorities.

No Special Election to Fill Pippy's Vacancy

Pennsylvania's 37th Senatorial District seat will remain vacant for now.

Pippy to Head State Coal Advocacy Group

The Moon-based state senator left his post in Harrisburg after June's state budget vote.

More News on the Bedner Property Issue

On Monday, July 9, the Bridgeville Borough Council learned of a law on the books that prevents a closed road to reopen without the consent of the residents.

About 9 Percent of PA Voters Don't Have Proper ID to Vote

The PA Department of State released figures this week after comparing PennDOT and voter registration databases, including information for Allegheny, Washington and Butler counties.

Election 2012: How Do You Get a Valid Pennsylvania ID?

With the new voter ID law in effect for November's general election, here's all you need to know about getting the proper ID needed to vote.

Unsolved Cases: William Sockel

Was the death of this Churchill man in 1975 a case of mistaken identity or just a burglary gone bad?

Port Authority Might Escape Service Cuts

A deal between the state, Allegheny County and union officials is being negotiated to stave off massive Port Authority service cuts and garage closures.

911th Airlift Wing to Remain Open

The aircraft retirements at base will be delayed for at least a year until Congress takes action.

Pippy’s Senate Seat Could Remain Empty

Lt. Gov. Jim Cawley will have to decide whether to hold a special election to fill the last few months of John Pippy’s senate term.

State House Approves New Budget

Republicans call spending plan responsible, Democrats decry social service cuts.

Supreme Court Upholds Health Care Law

The Supreme Court announced Thursday morning that the Affordable Care Act, known to many as Obamacare, mandating every American to purchase health insurance is constitutional. How do you feel about the decision? Vote in our poll or share your thoughts in

Scott Township Unsure About Skatepark

Scott Township officials are interested in having it built in the community, but unsure about where to place it at Scott Park.

'Nuns on the Bus' Tour Stops in Mt. Lebanon to Protest Federal Budget

The Nuns on the Bus tour stopped in Mt. Lebanon during its cross-country trip to speak with the staff of U.S. Rep. Tim Murphy about the federal budget.

State Rep. Mike Turzai's Comments Reignite Debate Over New Voter ID Law

The Republican majority leader said the new voter ID law will allow presidential candidate Mitt Romney to win Pennsylvania this fall.

Rep. Murphy's Generic Drug Bill Nears Approval

Congressman Tim Murphy has authored legislation to establish the first-ever program bringing life-saving generic medications to market faster.

Election Board Challenges Voter ID Law

Allegheny County’s election board has decided to file a lawsuit challenging Pennsylvania’s new Voter Identification law.

Lawmaker Wants to Stop Major Port Authority Cuts

State Rep. Martin Michael Schmotzer from Whitehall wants a summer legislative session on transportation.

Lawmaker Introduces Bill to Protect Privacy of Facebook, Twitter Users

State Rep. Jesse White, D-Cecil, introduced legislation to ban the practice because he said it is an invasion of fundamental privacy rights.

Meeting Planned to Discuss New Voter ID Law

Board of Elections Chair John DeFazio scheduled a special meeting for Tuesday to consider a call by County Executive Rich Fitzgerald to authorize a legal challenge to the Voter ID Law.

Allegheny County Officials Challenge Voter ID Law

Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald is fighting to block the new law before November.

Heidelberg Borough Renting Out Office Space

Heidelberg Borough officials are looking for a tenant to rent 2,800-square-feet of office space with a prime location on the main business district through town.

2012 Election Guide for Western Pennsylvania

The candidates and issues most important to Western Pennsylvania voters in 2012.

Bridgeville and Upper St. Clair Locked in Battle Over Bedner's Farm Entrance

Some Bridgeville residents are worried that legal maneuvers by Upper St. Clair are intimidating their town’s officials who are trying to block an entrance to Main Street.

State Considers Eliminating School Property Taxes

Revenue would be made up by higher income and sales taxes. What do you think about this bill? Vote in our poll!

Vice President Joe Biden Visits Moon

Supporters of the 911th Airlift Wing in Moon Township waited to meet with Vice President Joe Biden.

Bridgeville’s Attempt To Halt Bedner’s Entrance Hits a Roadblock

Lawyers from Upper St. Clair and the developer have multiple legal questions about Bridgeville closing a section of Main Street to the Bedner's Farm residential plan.

Moms Protest Republican Budget

Constituents from Congressman Tim Murphy's district—mostly local moms—protest a budget they say would only hurt parents and children.

Funky Smell, Traffic Irk Kirwan Heights Residents

Constant truck traffic and a weird smell coming from the industrial park in Kirwan Heights is making residents wonder what is happening to their neighborhood.

President Obama Supports Gay Marriage. Do You?

Barack Obama says same sex couples should be allowed to get married. Agree? Vote in our poll.