Despite voting on the measure to expand the Authority of the Borough of Charleroi board, questions and uncertainty remain. Charleroi Council on Wednesday narrowly passed an amended resolution to expan...

Last year’s aid was also delayed, due to federal data glitches and a botched software rollout. Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan, and nonprofit newsroom producing investigative and public-se...

By MEGAN SWIFT TribLive Grandparent scams are on the rise once again, but this time, AI technology is involved, officials say. AARP Pennsylvania warned residents about the resurgence and offered ways ...

City police Chief Kevin Harris announced they received a major donation for the K-9 police program. Monongahela Council had a first reading of a bill that would add a new surcharge for sanitary sewage...

South Allegheny High School will host homecoming festivities Friday when the Gladiators take on Apollo Ridge. The homecoming parade will start at 6 p.m. at the high school campus (the high school camp...

Dayton Freight is based in Dayton, Ohio. By RENATTA SIGNORINI TribLive A freight company is moving into Westmoreland County and bringing at least 50 jobs with it. Dayton Freight finalized the purchase...

The Greater Monessen Historical Society also celebrated the city’s Founders Day during its annual dinner and dance. For the MVI The Greater Monessen Historical Society celebrated its 30 anniversary on...

President Trump has been a whirling dervish of activity. Since his inauguration, it’s been a joy to read the news. Nothing but good news all the time. In a single day about a week after he was sworn i...

POLITICS IS UGLY. Elections can be the worst expression of that ugliness. In recent years, the voting process has become riddled with skepticism, distrust and hostility. But does it have to be? Is the...

To the Editor: In the past we had a few bad presidents. Now we not only have a bad president, we have a dangerous one. He is out of control because he has so much control and that makes him very dange...

(AP) — Staffing shortages led to more flight delays at airports across the U.S. on Tuesday as the federal government shutdown stretched into a seventh day, while union leaders for air traffic controll...

MANCHESTER, England (AP) — Britain’s Conservatives used to boast they were the world’s most successful political party. Not anymore. The center-right party that governed the U.K. for more than 60 of t...

WASHINGTON (AP) — A partisan battle is playing out in a Washington courtroom that could decide the fate of President Donald Trump’s federal law enforcement intervention in the nation’s capital. Dozens...

Rain fell on the boys soccer teams from Yough and Charleroi throughout Tuesday night’s game. The rain was needed after recent drought conditions, but the forecast is much drier for the rest of the wee...

Road and slope reconstruction in the area could take up to two months for crews to complete. Coal Valley Road is closed again as of Monday as work is moving forward on the Mon/Fayette Expressway, acco...

The company hopes to begin construction by the end of the year with a goal of opening by Memorial Day. After more than two years of planning, rezoning and public meetings — and no shortage of neighbor...

A Forward Township family needs assistance after being displaced by Monday’s accident. Joe Ferson never expected a school bus to be in his living room, but on Monday that was his reality. The family o...

Superintendent Dr. Robert Motte said the school district is still financially stable, but warned that may not last much longer. By LADIMIR GARCIA lgarcia@yourmvi.com During Tuesday’s work session, the...

Saints Joachim and Anne Catholic Parish of Elizabeth/Glassport/Liberty Boro hosted its annual Blessing of Pets on Sunday at the Queen of the Rosary Campus in Glassport. More than 50 pets were given a ...