Who's the First 2014 Candidate to Visit All 67 PA Counties?

One man has already visited every county in Pennsylvania in his quest to win statewide office in 2014.

Young Republicans Want Diverse Candidates

Political parties may need to find more women and minority candidates to run for office to win over young voters.

Why Does CDC Opposed Pa. Liquor Store Privatization?

The CDC doesn't support privatizing Pennsylvania's liquor stores, but it also has no say in the matter.

Courts Get Greater Role in Open Records Cases

A state Supreme Court ruling puts more pressure on lawmakers to change Pennsylvania's Open Records law.

Sept. Dormont Council Meeting Date Changed

The meeting date will change temporarily to accommodate the Labor Day holiday.

$1 Billion in Profit From Lottery Sales Last Year

Players in PA bought $2.3 billion in lottery tickets in 2012.

Report: Judge Suspends Decision Over State Voter ID Law

Voters will not have to present photo identification at the polls in November.

Local Bounty Program Announced for Wood Stoves, Outdoor Wood-Fired Boilers

The Allegheny County Health Department initiative aims to reduce wood-burning emissions.

Valet Service To Offset Parking Shortage in Dormont

The parking shortage is a temporary result of a land swap between the borough and #1 Cochran.

State Rep. Miller to Hold Open House at New District Office

State Representative Dan Miller, whose district seat was formerly held by Matt Smith, will hold an open house to meet residents.

Turnpike Tolls to Rise Again

Drivers without an E-Z Pass will have a higher toll increase.

Gov. Corbett Declares Disaster Emergency in Allegheny Co. After Floods

State departments and agencies have access to PEMA money to aid with disaster relief.

How Dormont, Brookline's Congressman Voted on Bill Limiting NSA's Surveillance

The bill failed to pass in the U.S. House on Wednesday.

Six Tax Tips For the Casual Gambler

All your winnings are taxable, according to the IRS.

County Offices Continue to Monitor Flood Damage, Offer Assistance

Various Allegheny County departments have been reviewing flood damage from the July 10 storms, and are offering help.

Speeding, Seat Belts and Texting: PennDOT Seeks Drivers' Input Through Anonymous Survey

The safety survey takes about five minutes to complete.

Parking Study Shows Shortage of Residential Parking Spaces in Dormont

It’s something residents have discussed for years, but a study from CMU proves a shortage of residential parking spaces, and offers recommendations.

Local Leaders Announce Airline Fee Reductions at Pittsburgh International Airport

The fees are lowered due to a natural gas deal with CONSOL Energy.

Three Pittsburgh Area Couples File Lawsuit to Legalize Gay Marriage in Pennsylvania

The ACLU filed the lawsuit in Harrisburg Tuesday morning.

Listen In: Dormont Meeting Audio Recordings Now Available

Audio recordings of Dormont Council meetings are now available on the borough's website.

Dormont Council Approves Naftal as Borough Manager for Two More Years

Council approved the agreement on Monday.

Port Authority Approves Budget With No Fare Hike

A reduced fare will also be available to some riders.

Supreme Court Strikes DOMA, Reaction from Dormont and Brookline

Social media starts buzzing after the Supreme Court Defense of Marriage Act decision rules federal same-sex marriage ban unconstitutional.

Higher Income Limits for WIC Effective July 1

The 1.9 to 2.8 percent increase will allow more Dormont and Brookline families to qualify for the Women, Infants and Children Supplemental Food Program.

Area Agency on Aging to Hold Public Hearing

Property Tax/Rent Rebate Application Deadline Extended

Farmers’ Market Program Helps Seniors Purchase Fresh Produce

Pitcher Park, Dormont Borough Reach Settlement Agreement

Allegheny County Selects New Health Department Director

New Law Could Allow Solar Panels on Dormont Rooftops

"Dream Dormont" is Next Step for Borough's Future

Ross is Dormont Mayoral Candidate, Plus New Names on KO School Board

Here are unofficial election results for Dormont Borough, Keystone Oaks School Board and City of Pittsburgh offices.

Keystone Oaks 2013 Primary Election Results

Scroll down to view the May 21 primary results. Data is provided by the Allegheny County Division of Elections.

PA Primary 2013: Election Day Info Roundup

Here's information about candidates, polling places and more. Check back with D-B Patch tonight for results.

Want to Know More About Where You Live?

Allegheny County officials have compiled important information about Dormont, Pittsburgh and other municipalities.

Dormont 2013 Primary Election Results

Scroll down to view the May 21 primary results. Data is provided by the Allegheny County Division of Elections.

Get Out and Vote: Primary Election is Tuesday

Find out where to vote, how the Voter ID Law affects you and what to do if you're voting for the first time or at a new polling place.

Dormont Borough Website Wins State Award

The Pennsylvania Association of Boroughs awarded Dormont Borough first place for the design of its website.

Keystone Oaks School Board: Who Are You Voting for, and Why?

Tell us which candidates you're backing in the May 21 primary.

Fontana Discusses Impact of Gaming on the Pennsylvania State Lottery

The focus should be on growing these profitable gaming markets rather than trying to dismantle successful assets, State Sen. Wayne Fontana says.