DNC Schedule: Former President Bill Clinton, Activist Sandra Fluke Set to Speak Wednesday Night

Delegates also are scheduled to hear remarks from Western Pennsylvania natives Richard Trumka of the AFL-CIO and Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack.

Stories from the Democratic National Convention

Take a look at what some of our sister Patch sites are reporting from the convention taking place this week in Charlotte, NC.

Reminder: Route 65 Improvement Work Begins Tonight

Beginning tonight, traffic will be down to a single-lane in each direction from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m., according to PennDOT.

DNC Schedule: Michelle Obama, San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro Set to Speak Tuesday Night

Actor Kal Penn, Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, the namesake of the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act and others are set to appear before delegates Tuesday night at Charlotte's Time Warner Cable Arena.

Trouble Ahead? PennDOT Plans Route 65 and Sewickley Bridge Work

Sewickley officials expect the work, which begins next week, will have significant impacts on traffic and the upcoming Harvest Festival.

PennDOT Suspends Projects for Labor Day Weekend

Long-term restrictions will remain in place.

Pittsburgh Delegate Waves Terrible Towel at GOP Convention

Mike McMullen, of Gibsonia, is an alternate delegate representing Pennsylvania's 12th Congressional District.

Poll: Smith Leads Raja in 37th District Race

Democrat Matt Smith shows lead in race to fill seat vacated by former Sen. Pippy, new polling data shows.

Keith Rothfus Delivers Speech at Republican National Convention

Other speakers included former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and Ann Romney.

Regional Sewer Project Begins with Groundbreaking

Officials from Sewickley, Aleppo Township and Glen Osborne toss the dirt at a sewage interconnect groundbreaking ceremony.

Need a Pennsylvania Voter ID? Here's How to Get One

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation will issue free voter ID cards to those who qualify.

Rothfus to Speak at GOP Convention

We'll be sharing coverage from the Republican National Convention in Tampa this week.

State Republican Leaders Ask to Intervene in Act 13 Challenge

The motion to intervene was filed Friday.

PATCH POLL: Is State's Voter ID Law Necessary?

Pennsylvania has become the latest state to uphold the voter identification law, while other states are still challenging the law.

During Pittsburgh Visit GOP VP Hopeful Paul Ryan Touts Jobs, Leadership, 'American Dream'

Pittsburgh crowd cheers 'Here We Go, Ryan, Here We Go' as candidate swings Steelers' Terrible Towel during gathering at Beaver Steel in Rosslyn Farms.

Sewickley Woman In Court On Fraud Charges

In Feb. 2009 a federal grand jury indicted Denise Bonfilio on eight counts of wire fraud and one count of money laundering involving properties in Sewickley and Fox Chapel.

Sewickley Council Seeks Retribution For Peebles Street Damage

The seven pin oaks slated for removal on Peebles Street caused damage to the road as they were being removed.

Who Is GOP VP Hopeful Paul Ryan?

How much do you know about the man who's potentially the next vice president of the United States? On the day that he comes to Pittsburgh, Patch is outlining Ryan's views on major issues from the federal budget to immigration to social issues and more.

Officials Break Ground on Military Commissary

Construction will soon be under way on a military commissary on University Boulevard, marking the end of a six-year battle to bring the facility to Moon Township.

Politicians Put the Fun in Fundraiser at Candidates' Comedy Night

Republicans and Democrats came out to support the Allegheny County Music Festival Fund at a fundraiser featuring politicians and hopefuls yukking it up for a the Allegheny County Department of Human Services.

Judge: Act 13 Still Unconstitutional Through Appeals Process

A caveat in state law had lawyers arguing in Commonwealth Court Wednesday over a legal technicality that left Act 13 provisions in effect despite an earlier ruling indicating they were unconstitutional.

Judge Upholds Pennsylvania's Voter ID Law

Commonwealth Court Judge Robert Simpson on Wednesday morning released his decision that parties challenging the Voter ID law were not able to prove it will cause 'immediate and irreparable harm' to the electorate.

Rep. Mustio Hosts Marcellus Shale Hearing

The public is invited to attend the public hearing.

Longtime Bell Acres Public Works Employee Plans Retirement

Ray Zassick will retire on Nov. 1.

Bell Acres to Borrow $2 Million for Sewage Project Upgrades

The borough is under a consent agreement to bring four aging sewage plants under compliance.

Recycling Saves Leetsdale Taxpayers Money, Borough Officials Say

Leetsdale officials hope to educate residents about recycling.

Petition Asks Pennsylvanians to Reject Voter ID Law

The petition has already garnered more than 2,000 signatures.

Maggi Announces 'Let Larry Vote' Petition Drive

The congressional contender said he may not be able to vote because of the new Voter ID law.

Former Leetsdale Councilman Appeals Open Records Request

Michael Bajsec told council his request for records was denied.

Roadside cleanup in Leetsdale

Sen. Pippy, Rep. Mustio to Host Town Hall Meeting

Contemplating Governing

Inbound Route 65 Lane Closure in Bellevue

Port Authority Fare Increases Begin

Sewickley Public Library Closed

Sewickley Public Library Closed

Historic Review Commission

Book Lovers Book Sale

Zoning Hearing Board

Tree Commission