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He was top dog at Washington Area Humane Society. It was not an honor canines covet because, for Wilbert, it meant the longest stay at the shelter.

Intense heat forced crews in Baldwin to call for assistance at a four-alarm house fire overnight.

You know the one about "give a man a fish and he eats for a day, but teach him how to fish and he eats for a lifetime?" Fast forward that advice: Help a child learn and, well, you can figure out the rest.

John T. Delaney, Ph.D., dean of the Joseph M. Katz Graduate School of Business, University of Pittsburgh, left, awards a graduation certificate Chris Blackmon, center, with Marc Little, executive director, ...

The Mt. Lebanon Area DUI Task Force will conduct a sobriety checkpoint Saturday and Sunday.

Beverly and Neil Brem took vacation time off work for the annual mission of Mt. Lebanon United Presbyterian Church.

The iPods, cell phones and laptops that are so ubiquitous today have two things in common: They are powered by batteries.

Standing on stage, David Kaye cracks jokes about the audience, himself and anything and everything around him.

Stopping by a Castle Shannon landmark results in an unexpected people story. It would be hard to calculate how many times I've gone by Feller's Garage in Castle Shannon.

Ever wonder about volunteerism? It's the giving of ourselves, our time and energy to help others.

Financing for the $30 million Shannon Station Transit Village development at the Port Authority's Castle Shannon station took another step Wednesday.

A former KDKA radio reporter will stand trial on charges that he tried to bring a loaded gun into the Allegheny County Courthouse, a district judge ruled this morning.

Other than Pittsburgh, Mayor Luke Ravenstahl mentioned only one town during his first inauguration.

A former KDKA radio reporter will stand trial on charges that he tried to bring a loaded gun into the Allegheny County Courthouse, a district judge ruled this morning.

Passers-by can observe a bit of nostalgia with one glance at the two-sided street clock outside the Pleasant Hills Library.

The president of the Convention and Visitors Bureau of Greater Monroeville placed its two-member staff on administrative leave Friday during a review of "financial discrepancies." Monroeville has asked the ...

John Ngo, owner of Pho Kim 88, shows off the Castle Shannon restaurant's Goi Cuon, Cha Gio, Pho Dac Biet, 88 Roll, Rainbow Roll, Sashimi Sampler, and a Mango Smoothie.

A married Castle Shannon couple who are serving in Iraq were among 1,100 troops who re-enlisted for duty on the Fourth of July.

A Castle Shannon couple were among 1,215 troops from the Army, Marines and other services who celebrated Independence Day by re-enlisting in a mass swearing-in ceremony in outside Baghdad.