Новости за 07.01.2019

Group hopes to reduce chronic drug shortages and fluctuating prices

The senior arrived at school Monday morning ready for one last interview with representatives from the company about the scholarship.

Jesse James, Coty Sensabaugh, Ramon Foster and more — big decisions lie ahead for the Steelers.

EQT deals with layoffs and a potential proxy fight.

Chad Ruhwedel, back with the Penguins, feels it was beneficial to spend a little time in the AHL, where he had a strong five-time stint.

Timothy Bevan was sentenced to 7½ to 15 years in state prison for the Jan. 4, 2017 shooting death of Chaz Robinson.

Canonsburg police on a welfare check discovered the 20-year-old man Monday in his basement apartment in the 200 bock of Grace Avenue.

Kate Wisel’s book “Driving in Cars with Homeless Men” will be published in October after she won the 2019 Drue Heinz Literature Prize.

Robert Metz will be sentenced for third-degree murder on April 4.

Rally organizers oppose bills in Pittsburgh City Council that would limit some guns and ammunition. Mayor Bill Peduto supports the bills.

Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania shut off service Saturday and Sunday after a contractor “inadvertently introduced air into the system.”

Austin Scott made his scheduled exit as the title character with Sunday’s performance at the Benedum Center.

Pittsburgh police officers in Zone 2 discovered the victim with multiple gunshot wounds around 2:15 a.m. Monday, according to to the city.

Jason Michael Bowen, 18, posted a video of himself shooting an AK-47 with a caption that read “TRAINING FOR PROM WALK.”

Pest control experts see the blood-sucking insects in every nook and cranny — in buildings, furniture, purses, even children’s shoes.

Private companies and universities are pushing to get AI curriculum into K-12 classrooms or else risk falling behind countries like China.

Ashley Priore is the founder of The Queen’s Gambit, a nonprofit that encourages and supports young women to play and engage in chess.

Individual market sales of long-term care insurance sinks 83 percent between 2002 and 2014

Are you caught in the middle of fighting friends? Does your brother’s PDA with his girlfriend make the family uncomfortable?

Collecting anti-Semitic or Nazi artifacts may offend some, but a Pittsburgh area man say it helps to preserve an important part of history

“I can't go out and just purchase things willy nilly,” said the judge at the head of the Jail Oversight Board.