La Roche University President Christina A. Clark believes an appointment to the state’s independent colleges board can bring issues facing private higher education institutions in Western Pennsylvania to the forefront.

Pittsburgh North Hills AARP Chapter 595 is celebrating being 55 years young, as 2026 marks another year of lunches, trips and good deeds.

Before her 2026 graduation, Olivia Parsons was the first North Allegheny student to receive a $1,000 award recognizing her work in theater at the high school, thanks to a new endowment by the Woffington family.

John Frasca’s eighth-grade history students listen intently when he teaches about the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

At their June 22 meeting, members of McCandless Council unanimously passed an e-bike ordinance, which includes possible violations for parents or guardians of young riders who do not follow the rules.

After 57 years of raising environmental awareness in Pittsburgh’s northern region, the North Area Environmental Council is dissolving.

Before his senior year at North Catholic High School in 1943, 17-year-old William L. Bann enlisted in the Navy, answering the call to serve his country during World War II.

Two plaques were unveiled June 17 in recognition of former Republican state Rep. Mike Turzai for his work in securing funds to help improve two parks in McCandless.

Former Primanti Bros. CEO Adam Golomb’s The Markham Team has added Pittsburgh’s only two Smoothie King locations to its portfolio, Golomb recently announced on social media.

Like a fairytale book, the lush greenery and vibrant flowers trailing along the rustic pathways and “cozy nooks” throughout the nearly 1-acre space of Lynn Purse’s garden feels like a magical wooded wonderland.