Gov. Corbett Defends Sandusky Investigation

The Pennsylvania governor told the Associated Press he "hopes the case helps people recognize that everyone has an obligation to report child sex abuse."

Delta Launches Non-Stop Flights from Pittsburgh International to LaGuardia

Pittsburgh International now offers more flights to the New York air hub.

Winning Million-Dollar Lottery Ticket Sold at Market District in Pine

Retailers in Fayette, Luzerne and Wayne counties also sold $1 million top-prize winning tickets.

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.

UPDATE: Babcock/Warrendale Intersection Improvements Delayed

There will be single-lane alternating traffic from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays as crews widen the road and install traffic signals.

President Obama to Visit Pittsburgh on Friday

Residents can pick up tickets to the event at several locations, including in Monroeville.

Moon's 911th Airlift Wing to Remain Open

Defense Secretary Panetta halts aircraft retirements at base until Congress takes action.

Traffic Alert: PennDOT Not Taking The Weekend Off

Ramp work this weekend, and a major bridge closes on Monday.

PA House Approves New State Budget

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

New Ramps, Lanes on Horizon for Route 228

Construction on the new on-ramps leading from Route 228 to Interstate 79 should begin in the next few months.

News Nearby: 'Nuns on the Bus' Tour Protests 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.

PA Senate Candidate Sharon Brown Refers To Opponent As "Recycled"

Comments are the first exchange between the Democratic contender and Republican Rep. Randy Vulakovich.

Turzai Comments Renew Debate Over New Voter ID Law

Democrats say his remarks prove political motivation behind the bill.

Marcellus Shale Industry Again Denied in Act 13 Challenge

This time, the Supreme Court on Friday denied a request by Marcellus Shale industry representatives to be a party to the challenge against Act 13.

Traffic Alert: PennDOT Crews Planning Another Busy Summer Weekend

Work will restrict traffic for residents heading downtown or points east, west, or south.

Look Out for Line Painting on I-79 Saturday

PennDOT will conduct the operations from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Election 2012: Your Questions For The Candidates In PA 40th Senatorial Race

Democrat Dr. Sharon Brown and Randy Vulakovich, R-Shaler will face off to replace former Sen. Jane Orie in Pennsylvania’s 40th district. Here’s your chance to pose questions to the candidates.

Regional Tea Party Event at Boyce Park Turns Heated

Two men representing both sides of the political spectrum were passionate as a discussion about where some political hats were manufactured turns into a war of words on a number of issues.

Allegheny County Elections Board Votes To Challenge Voter ID Law

The vote to sue was strictly along party lines.

GOP Nominates Rep. Randy Vulakovich to Vie for Orie’s Seat

The Republican from Shaler beats out former Congresswoman Melissa Hart for the nomination.

Allegheny County Officials Challenge State Voter ID Law

Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald will hold a press conference at 2 p.m. today on efforts to block the law.

Around the Rivers: Fresh Market Coming To Western Pennsylvania

The grocery store will be the first in Pittsburgh and the third in Pennsylvania.

Cranberry Patch: 2012 Election Guide

The candidates and issues most important to Cranberry area voters in 2012.

Lawmaker Introduces Bill to Protect Privacy of Facebook, Twitter Users from Employers

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

PA Has 30th Highest Rate of Injury-Related Deaths in U.S.

PA joins states such as Texas and Iowa by making only half of 10 key safety indicators.

Cranberry Officials React: How Revised Legislative Map Affects You

Under a plan approved Friday, Cranberry will be transplanted to the 21st Senatorial District, currently represented Sen. Mary Jo White, in 2014.

Tell Us: Should Mitt Romney Pass on Pennsylvania?

Pennsylvania's swing state status may be in doubt as Mitt Romney seems less interested in campaigning here

Tell Us: Your Take On Corbett's $1.65B Shell Oil Tax Break?

Do you support Gov. Tom Corbett's proposal to give Shell Oil a $1.65 billion tax break?

Democrats Pick Candidate To Run For Orie Seat

Dr. Sharon Brown will face a GOP candidate in the Aug. 7 special election.

Court Hears Arguments in Act 13 Challenge

A panel of seven judges heard the argument Wednesday morning.

Will State Ban on Bath Salts Prevent Zombie Attacks?

Pennsylvania has banned bath salts, a possible culprit in the gruesome 'Causeway Cannibal' attack in Miami

Patch Poll: What Do You Think of Former State Sen. Jane Orie's Sentence?

Judge sentences Orie to 2 1/2 to 10 years in prison.

Updated: Judge Sentences Former State Sen. Jane Orie to Prison

The ex-state senator was convicted in March of using state-funded staff for political work.

New North Catholic High School a Step Closer to Construction

Cranberry officials are expected to vote on approval for the plans on June 28.

Patch Poll: PA House Panel Considers Bill To Eliminate School Property Taxes

Revenue would be made up by higher income and sales taxes.

Senator Jane Orie Resigns

She faces sentencing on corruption charges June 4.

I-79 Guide Rail Repairs Taking Place This Week

There will be short-term single lane closures in several locations on I-79 and I-279 Monday through Thursday

Oh, Baby! Jacob and Sophia Most Popular Baby Names for 2011

This year’s winners for biggest jump in popularity are Brantley and Briella.

Poll: What Do You Think of Obama's Stance on Same-Sex Marriage?

The president on Wednesday became the first active commander-in-chief to champion gay marriage