Rape Trial Testimony: Woman Recounts Assault in Ross Apartment

The woman testifies that her attacker tied up and gagged her fiance in a room across the hall.

Saturday Mail Delivery to End, Postal Service Announces

The U.S. Postal Service announced it will end Saturday mail delivery by Aug. 1. Speak out: How will this affect you?

Allegheny Land Trust Receives $509,500 Grant for Former Pittsburgh Cut Flower Property

ALT is purchasing the 180-acre property in Richland Township for $1.4 million. It plans to protect more than 80 percent of the land, which is made up of ponds, streams, meadows and woodlands.

Testimony Begins in Trial of Man Charged with Raping Women in Ross, Hopewell

The assaults took place at two different Ross Township apartment complexes, and the home of a Hopewell woman.

Fire Marshal: McCandless House Fire Blamed on Torpedo Heater

Contractors working on the home were "very lucky" to get out without getting hurt.

Volunteer Firefighting: The Challenges, the Training, The Costs. Do You Have What it Takes?

Could you, would you do what they do -- for free?

Fire Destroys McCandless Home

Workers were renovating the home when the fire broke out.

Before You Bite Into That Valentine Chocolate, Check Your 'Numbers'

This Feb. 13 presentation looks at your personal health numbers. Free health screenings will be offered to check cholesterol, blood sugar and blood pressure levels.

Giant Eagle Offers Incentive and Fights Lawsuit Over Fuelperks

The new Giant Eagle incentive is similar to one offered by Sheetz.

North Hills Accountant Pleads Guilty to Violating Federal Tax Laws

Martin R. Bujaky, 63, participated in a scheme that resulted in a tax loss of about $3.7 million over the course of seven years, according to U.S. Attorney's Office.

North Allegheny School District Launches Mobile Website

You can access the NA website, anytime, anywhere, from your mobile device.

McCandless Council Approves Final Phase of McCandless Crossing

The site grading permit has been issued and grading for the approved construction is expected to begin at any time.

CCAC Celebrates Black History Month with Events, Displays

The CCAC North Campus in McCandless will celebrate the historical contributions of African-Americans.

Giant Eagle to End foodperks! Program

The last day to earn the perks will be Feb. 13.

PIHL Outdoor Charity Series Games Rescheduled for North Park Rink

The South Park Ice Rink will conduct the PIHL Outdoor Charity Series also.

Update: North Allegheny School CLOSED Wednesday

All classes and activities are cancelled.

Six NA Seniors Selected Candidates for the 2013 United States Presidential Scholars Program

Each year, roughly 3,000 students are identified nationwide as candidates and are invited to apply for the honor of being named a U.S. Presidential Scholar.

See Who is Hiring in the North Allegheny Area

A listing of job openings in or near McCandless, Bradford Woods, Franklin Park, or Marshall Township.

Four New Ways to Celebrate Valentine's Day

Skip those dinner reservations.

Rep. Mike Turzai Promotes Governor's Plan to Privatize Liquor Stores

The House majority leader is a longtime proponent of selling off state Wine & Spirits stores.

Take a Peek Inside: Five Homes for Sale This Week in the North Allegheny Area

Check out these homes currently on the market.

Jackie Evancho's Pittsburgh Concert Nearly Sold Out

The 12-year-old will perform at Heinz Hall in March.

Weather Service Issues Advisory: Expect Lots of Snow This Weekend

National Weather Service forecasts hazardous travel conditions.

Super Bowl Sunday: Find a Snack, Stump Your Friends

Yeah, yeah, we know — no black and gold in the Dome this year. So amuse yourself instead by finding good stuff to nosh on in North Allegheny communities and stumping your friends between big plays.

How to Improve North Park? Several Goals Identified, What Do You Think?

Some of the improvements could be made as soon as next year.

Master Chinese Chef Martin Yan to Conduct Food Demos at Market District in Pine

Yan's appearance is free to the public, but tickets are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.

North Allegheny Holds 'Purple Out' to Support Hospitalized Student

A senior has the high school has been at Children’s Hospital with an undiagnosed illness for two weeks, WPXI reports.

Noodles & Company Opening in Wexford Plaza

The restaurant specializes in pasta dishes from around the world.

North Allegheny School District Looks to Cut Costs

The district is facing a $5.7 million deficit in the 2013-2014 budget.

Franklin Park Chemistry Professor Makes Lasting Impression on Aspiring Scientists

Dr. Jennifer Aitken, chemistry professor at Duquesne University, received a $431,000 research grant from the National Science Foundation.

What Do You Do with a Historic Atom Smasher?

With the Westinghouse site sold to a developer, the atom smasher needs a new use or a new home.

Corbett's Liquor Privatization Plan to Fund Education: What Do You Think?

The governor says $1 billion in funding will be used to create the "Passport for Learning Block Grant" to created greater flexibility in schools.

Watch: More than 100 People Argue Against Closing Peebles Elementary

A final vote deciding the issue will not come until May 1, at the earliest.

Jury Selection Begins in Trial of Man Charged with Raping Women in Ross, Hopewell

Arthur Lamont Henderson has been in the Allegheny County Jail since his arrest a year ago.

Police: Former Richland Man Faces Sex-Assault Charges Over Relationship with Teen

The case against Richard Bone began when a woman told therapists and police he'd initiated a relationship with her when she was 15, according to a criminal complaint.

Where in the North Allegheny Patch?

Can you identify this location in the North Allegheny area?

Plans Progressing for New Northway Mall

Developers have identified several priorities.

Students From North Allegheny Area Graduate From Chatham University

The Dec. 16 commencement ceremony was held at the university's Athletic and Fitness Center.

Is the Mysterious B-25 Still in the Monongahela River?

Since the crash of the plane on Jan. 31, 1956, the plane's fate has been the source of speculation and legend. What do you think?

Performer Lee Alverson Pays Tribute to 'Phantom of the Opera' in Show at Kean Theatre

A candlelit Valentine Day's dinner before the show features a strolling violinist.