As an industrial city and an incubator for artificial intelligence, Pittsburgh is uniquely positioned to lead the world, as AI-powered systems move out onto highways, factory floors and battlefields.
September 14 will be the first Sunday open to hunting.
The Trump administration said it’ll soon release billions in Education Department funding that has been frozen for weeks, delaying disbursements to K-12 schools throughout the country.
While one of the most famous organs in the world was at risk of going quiet when Macy’s closed up shop in the city's storied Wanamaker Building, Anthony Roth Costanzo is leading an effort to let the public again enjoy the Wanamaker Organ.
More than 1 million people attended Musikfest in Bethlehem last year. Now in its 42nd year, the festival runs Thursday through Aug. 10, with more than 400 free performances, along with ticketed headline shows, comedy, kids activities, and more.
“I just wish our leaders would see us—not as numbers, but as people with families, with dreams, with real health needs. Losing Medicaid isn’t just a policy change. For some of us, it’s everything.”
After Texas tragedy, Rep. Perry Warren (D-Bucks) introduced a bill to require home sellers to disclose past flood events.
They said mismanagement of the region’s electric grid has cost thousands of jobs and billions in investments
The lawsuit names the city of Allentown and two police officers, Sgt. Christopher Stephenson and now-retired Officer Dean Flyte.
U.S. beef prices have been steadily rising over the past 20 years because the supply of cattle remains tight while beef remains popular.
