Dozens of Allegheny County municipalities will be represented at this week's Utilities & Critical Infrastructure Summit in Pittsburgh.
Control of the state House was up for grabs in a Western Pennsylvania special election on Tuesday.
The new Pennsylvania Money Match program enables the state to proactively return money and property to whom it is owed.
A state senator wants to enact a ban on the intentional release of balloons in Pennsylvania
Two members of the PA General Assembly are attempting to advance legislation to have the 10 Commandments displayed in schools.
Hiring a sufficient number of lifeguards to adequately staff Pittsburgh pools has proven challenging.
Rep. Guy Reschenthaler is keeping company with a rising Fox News star, according to reports.
Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey received a major boost in his reelection attempt with the endorsement of various unions.
Penn State is planning to shutter a number of its branch campuses soon. A state legislator says not so fast.
Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday says Google's monopolistic practices "have gone on far too long."
The Allegheny County Democratic Committee held endorsement votes for candidates for office on Sunday. See the results here.
Allegheny County is encouraging federal employees to apply for one of the 1,000 full- and part-time jobs currently open at the county.
Pennsylvania hopes to capitalize on federal employee layoffs and buyouts by hiring some of the displaced workers.
The Pittsburgh area was well-represented in President Donald Trump's address to Congress on Tuesday.
New report by Truth in Accounting analyzes Pittsburgh's financial report
PennDOT announced it will hold additional days at driver's license centers to exclusively assist people in getting their REAL IDs.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro had sued the Trump administration to access the $2.1 billion in frozen federal funding.
President Donald Trump has appointed Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro to a bipartisan panel of governors to work with federal officials.
The state Department of Education secretary nominee began her career as a teacher in Pittsburgh.
Get the correct Allegheny County property tax payment deadlines here.
Gov. Josh Shapiro's lawsuit contends the federal funding freeze is unconstitutional and is harming Pennsylvania.
President Donald Trump welcomed Marc Fogel upon his return to the United States on Tuesday.
Plans are advancing quickly for Downtown Pittsburgh's revitalization. See what's in store for Market Square.
Marc Fogel, the teacher whose imprisonment in Russia sparked outcry and protests, is returning home to the United States.
Trained marksmen are being brought in to hunt deer in two city parks.
The Pennsylvania House has approved a bill that would require new warnings on the menus of restaurants in the state.
President Donald Trump congratulated the former Pennsylvania political candidate on his new position.
U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick has condemned Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey's stance on declining to aid ICE operations in the city.
Is the current Pennsylvania state flag too generic looking? A state lawmaker thinks so and wants it to be altered.
Another candidate is looking to unseat Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey. Get the details here.
Four Pennsylvania lawmakers want the state to pass its version of Alyssa's Law to help save lives in school emergency situations.
President Donald Trump has pardoned Ross Albricht, a onetime Penn State student who was serving a life sentence in prison.
Hour after beginning his second term, President Donald Trump let those who participated in the Jan. 6 riot off the hook for their actions.
Butler County first responders to the July assassination attempt on President-elect Donald Trump will march in the inaugural event.
"I'm not rooting against him," U.S. Sen. John Fetterman said of President-elect Donald Trump.
President Joe Biden said on Friday that the proposed U.S. Steel-Nippon Steel deal cannot occur.
The new year brings a host of new laws in Pennsylvania. Here's a look at some of them.
Pennsylvania standard license plates are getting their first significant makeover in a quarter-century.
The Pennsylvania Legislature approved a bevy of bills this year that were signed into law. Here are some of the more notable ones.
A Pennsylvania state representative is seeking support for a measure to make school buses safer for students.