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Crossroads of history

It wasn’t exactly Abbey Road, but students dressed up in 18th-century garb had that vibe as they crossed South Main Street in Washington with the help of Maria Piatt while she flagged down traffic for the kids to have safe passage Thursday morning. Nearly two dozen school students spent the ...

Slow-moving thunderstorms flood Canonsburg businesses

Slow-moving storms dumped a deluge of rain on the Canonsburg area Wednesday night, flooding several businesses and making some heavily traveled roads impassable. The west end of the borough was hammered by more than two inches of rain for at least an hour beginning shortly after 6 p.m., ...

Fake nurse pleads guilty to stealing identities, impersonating RNs

The woman who posed as a nurse by stealing the identities and registration information from real nurses in order to get access to copious amounts of prescription pain killers at care facilities across Western Pennsylvania will serve prison time after pleading guilty. Shannon Nicole Womack ...

Chugging along the Mon

A train hauling empty coal cars rolls past the Brownsville Riverside Wharf Park beside the Monongahela River on a picturesque Tuesday afternoon with West Brownsville and the Lane Bane Bridge in the background.

Mt. Lebanon man charged with meeting teen connected to Peters sextortion plot

Another man has been charged in connection with the sextortion scheme in Peters Township after he allegedly met up with a teenage boy to perform sex acts on one another. Charles Ezekiel Usner, 23, of Mt. Lebanon, was charged Monday with multiple felony counts after Peters Township police said ...