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

"Baddest" Badfingers Takes On Jester At Pittsburgh Wrestling Fundraiser

Keystone State Wrestling Alliance 5-Star Champion Bobby Badfingers isn't happy about defending his gold against popular upstart The Jester.

UPDATE: Missing 4-Year-Old From Western PA 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.

Charges Against Homeless Man Found in Omni William Penn Hotel Withdrawn

Omni William Penn administrators told the arresting officer they did not want to participate in further legal proceedings.

THIS SUNDAY! 10/26 at 1:00 pm - Whirlwind Events (TM) presents...the screening of the film, Miss Representation

Film screening, facilitated audience discussion, and networking with light fare and beverages. Wine will be available for purchase.

Healthy Perspectives on Aging

We have a choice and can decide to change our approach to one that is healthier, especially if we allow our thought to grow more spiritual.

The Boxtrolls Cardboard Challenge Contest To Be Held This Weekend

The contest challenges children to create unique projects out of cardboard and recycled materials.

September To Be Designated "Emergency Preparedness Month"

The state senate has approved a bill designating September 2014 as “Emergency Preparedness Month” in Pennsylvania.

How to Comment on Patch

4 simple steps to make sure you're heard loud and clear. By Danielle Masterson.

Dormont Police to Collect Unused Prescription Drugs

You can return unused pills and prescriptions in Pittsburgh on National Take Back Day, September 27.

Allegheny Alligator: Police Confirm Gator Sighting in Cheswick

Police are consulting Pittsburgh Zoo among others to figure out what to do about the alligator. It was last seen in Cheswick.

Trooper Ambush Suspect Added To FBI's Ten Most Wanted

Eric Matthew Frein should be considered armed and extremely dangerous, the FBI says. by Alison Smith

Health Department Advises No Confirmed Cases of EV-D68 in Allegheny

They urge continued awareness and precautions by residents.

Dormont Students Return to School, Despite Threats

Students will be excused for absences, and there will be "increased police presence" at the schools.

Allegheny Police Searching for Abducted Child

Radford Pope took his son Raymont Pope, age 4, to the movies on Wednesday, September 10, 2014. They have not been seen or heard from since.

Breaking: Warrant Issued for State Trooper Murder Suspect

Authorities have identified the suspect wanted for an ambush attack that killed one state trooper and injured another. By James Boyle.

Kids Really Rock

October 5, 2014 11AM-6PM

Urban Outfitters Sorry for Bloody Kent State Shirt

The Philadelphia-based retailer “sincerely apologizes,” says it wasn’t referring to the deadly shooting in 1970. By Alison Smith.

Bill Would Let Pa. School Employees Carry Guns At Work

The bill’s sponsor said recent school shootings prompted the legislation.

Public Welcomed to Pittsburgh Healthcare Symposium

The community is invited to ask experts about access, delivery, and costs of America's new healthcare system.

2014 Mt Nebo Pointe Halloween Trunk or Treat

What is Trunk or Treat? It’s a spooky good time for the whole family at Mt. Nebo Pointe!

Aliquippa Surgeon Lays Off Cancer-Stricken Employee

Dr. George Visnich's attorney says he hoped she could collect unemployment benefits and not worry about performance at work.

Join us for the CATtivo HOWLoween Bash!

All proceeds go to Hello Bully and the Homeless Cat Management Team.

Poll Finds Wolf Has Commanding Lead Over Corbett

With eight weeks to Election Day, Tom Wolf is leading Gov. Tom Corbett, 59 to 35 percent, a Quinnipiac University poll found.

Corbett Marks 9/11 With Visit To Flight 93 Memorial

Share your story: Where were you on Sept. 11, 2001?

New Streaming Video Gives 511PA Users Better Traffic Information

PennDOT recently upgraded its 511PA website and mobile application to allow for the continuously streaming footage.

Growing families through adoption and foster care

Adoption is a life-changing experience for everyone involved; Community supports and resources can help build and strengthen families

Homicide in Braddock Borough

Police were dispatched to investigate shootings heard near the river around 2:15am. A commuter discovered a victim's body around 5:10am.

'In God We Trust' Voted Out of County Chambers

Lacking support from County Executive Fitzgerald, the measure that would have posted the motto in County chambers has not been passed.

PennDOT, State Farm Partner in Roving Safety Patrols

The sponsorship will offset about 11 percent of annual cost of the $4 million service, which will now be called the State Farm Safety Patrol

Enterovirus Breaks Out in the Midwest: Officials Urge Caution

The CDC confirmed that samples from children in Illinois and Kansas City, Mo., could point to a regional outbreak.

Helping seniors and adult children manage the challenges of aging

Older adults can maintain independence as they age through open communication, honesty with adult children

God's NOT Dead!

The WORLD wants to tell you that God is dead, and Dr. Wayne Rossiter is going to give you a few pointers on how to respond to that nonsense.

Traffic Patterns on Mansfield Bridge to Change September 8

The new patterns will be in affect for approximately two weeks.