A Shaler couple will stand trial on charges accusing them of keeping insurance money meant to pay ambulance bills.

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.

A West View man cited several times for his dog running loose is facing a felony charge of aggravated cruelty to animals after it was hit and killed by a car.

There’s a term in surfing called “tombstoning.” The phrase is as ominous as it is descriptive.

Ross residents can look forward to lower garbage bills beginning next year, and possibly continuing into the next decade.

Demolition of a bridge and construction of new bridges are scheduled to cause closures and restrictions on interstates 279 and 79 in Allegheny County this week.

All season long, North Hills softball coach Libby Gasior raved about the depth of talented, capable teams in Class 5A of the WPIAL.

North Hills sent a wide variety of track and field athletes to the WPIAL championship meet last month.

Tyler Gratz, a fifth-grade student in the North Hills School District and resident of Ross Township, won four district titles June 6-7 at the American Taekwondo Association’s Northeast District Championships in Lancaster.