Ugliest American Accent Comes Down to Scranton and Pittsburgh

The website Gawker asked Americans to choose the city with the ugliest accent, and Pittsburgh could be the winner.

Confused About Individual Health Insurance?

Benefits Network can help!

Three Pa. Residents on Plane With Ebola-Infected Nurse: Reports

The Pittsburgh Tribune Review quoted an official who said the three residents are from the northwest part of the state.

Halloween Safety Tech Tips

AT&T has compiled a list of important family safety tips and some apps to make this Halloween as sweet as the treats.

Chartiers Valley Primary School PTG to hold Holiday Bazaar on Saturday, November 8 from 12-4 in the CV High School cafeteria. Featuring approximately 50 crafters and vendors, plus a Snowball Express gift shop for children to do their holiday shopping

All proceeds from the sale of vendor space will benefit the CVPS PTG and fund many programs throughout the year for our students.

Comfort Convoy for Our Troops October 18 from 9 to 7 at Carnegie, Walgreens

Walgreens, Y108 and Operation Troop Appreciation have teamed up for a collection drive to provided needed items to deployed troops and vets

Three Ways To Fill Your Fall Weekends

Even though the days are getting shorter, you can still pack a lot of fun into your weekends.

Three Ways To Fill Your Fall Weekends

Even though the days are getting shorter, you can still pack a lot of fun into your weekends.

The 2nd Annual Pittsburgh Pierogi Fest to Feature Over 20 Local Pierogi Vendors

A portion of the festival's proceeds will benefit RiverLife.

October 9 is National Depression Screening Day

Free, self-administered screening for depression available through DHS website.

Fourteen New Restaurants in Allegheny County

There were ten restaurants, a bakery, two retailers and a church social hall. Seven establishments are using trans-fat free cooking oil.

Blood Moon Centerpiece of Coming Lunar Eclipse: The View from Chartiers Valley

The Oct. 8, 2014, eclipse, the second in the lunar tetrad, is also called a hunter’s moon.

Mansfield Bridge Reopens

All traffic control measures will be removed on the Mansfield Bridge, on Thursday, October 9,, beginning at 3:00 p.m.

Taking Old Equipment Out of Service Reduces Wood-burning Emissions

Bounty program collects 149 old woodstoves that don’t meet current emission standards.

PennDOT License and Photo Centers Will Close For Columbus Day

All driver license and photo centers will be closed Saturday, Oct. 11, through Monday, Oct. 13, in observance of Columbus Day.

Spiritual balance is not seasonal

A spiritual perspective can help you enjoy more consistent health and balance, when juggling stressful family and professional demands.

LITTLE DRIBBLERS BASKETBALL PROGRAM BOYS AND GIRLS GRADES 1ST TO 4TH

Are u ready for some basketball?

Bethany Presbyterian Church "Just Believe" Christmas Pageant

Thursday, Dec. 18, 2014 Appetizers: 6 PM - 6:50 PM Show Time: 7 PM

Disability Employment Summit Being Held to Highlight Opportunities

Event leverages designation of Pittsburgh as national host city for Disability Mentoring Day.

Penn State Monitoring 80 Students At Risk For Ebola

Experts say the students are unlikely to fall ill, and there is no immediate threat to the community.

Medical Examiner Seeking Help Identifying Male Found in River

The man was found on September 30 under the Roberto Clemente Bridge.

GIRLS NIGHT: THE MUSICAL

GIRLS NIGHT: THE MUSICAL Live in Greensburg, PA for one night only! Friday, October 24 at the Palace Theatre Center TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW!

Pennsylvania Ranks High for Parent Power in Education

Pennsylvania ranks #14 out of all U.S. states when it comes to giving parents fundamental power over their child’s education.

Allegheny County Housing Authority Introduces Smoke-Free Units

The Allegheny County Housing Authority has designated five of its housing complexes as smoke-free sites.

What Are Your 5 Fall Favorites, Chartiers Valley?

Fall has arrived and local merchants are celebrating with seasonal merchandise, special menus and more. By Wendy Mitchell.

State Trooper Killed During Training Exercise

By James Boyle. The victim, from Pottstown, was accidentally shot during an exercise at a Montgomery County training facility.

Allegheny County Wants To Help With Your Heating Bill

The Department of Health and Human Services is accepting applications for the Dollar Energy Fund to help low income families pay heat bills.

Pirates Rally in Market Square

Fans show off their Pirate Pride.

Pitcairn Road in Monroeville Will Be Reopened Tomorrow

A portion of Pitcairn Road in Monroeville will be reopened to traffic beginning at 7:00 a.m. on Wednesday, October 1, 2014.

Pittsburgh Family Pet Expo

PITTSBURGH FAMILY PET SHOW COMING TO MONROEVILLE CONVENTION CENTER

Apps for Fall Fun from AT&T!

With the days getting shorter and the leaves changing, it's definitely fall. AT&T has some app suggestions for finding fall fun!

Off-campus housing should be as safe as on-campus housing

September is National Campus Fire Safety month.

Divorce Workshop for Women

Saturday, November 1, 2014 from 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. at the Peters Township Public Library, 616 E. McMurray Road, McMurray, PA 15317

What's Next After High School? Preparation and Planning for High School Students with Dyslexia and Their Families

Presented by the Pennsylvania Branch of the International Dyslexia Association and featuring students, personnel and parents.

How Do You Feel About Medical Marijuana?

A bill that would allow the use of cannabis for medical purposes was passed Wednesday by the Pennsylvania State Senate. By Alison Smith.

Police Investigate McKeesport Murder

McKeesport Police found a man killed by shooting when they responded to a shooting at 9th and Locust at 10pm last night.

Small Business Basics Workshop - SCORE Pittsburgh

Small Business Basics Workshop - SCORE Pittsburgh

Update: Missing 4 Year Old Found Safe in North Carolina

Raymont Pope, who was abducted by a noncustodial parent on September 10, was found safe and in good health this morning.

PA's Roads Ranked 41st in the Nation: Improvement Will Be A Bumpy Ride

The Reason Foundation, a libertarian think tank, ranked PA's roads 41st out of 50 states, due to narrow roadways and deficient bridges.

Senate Education Committee Backs Emergency Epinephrin Bill

The bill, proposed by Sen. Matt Smith, will allow schools to store and administer epinephrin, which is used to treat food allergy reactions.