Valliant’s Diner in Ross Gets a New Owner, but Maintains Its Retro Charm
In August, when Aaron Easler bought Valliant’s Diner, he hung a “Closed” sign on the door so he could clean, organize and adjust to life as a restaurant owner. He quickly learned that the Ross eatery belongs to the customers. Regulars filtered in through the front and...
Game commission confirms EHD found in western Pennsylvania deer
BOLIVAR, Pa. — The Pennsylvania Game Commission recently confirmed several cases of epizootic hemorrhagic disease in white-tailed deer in southwestern Pennsylvania, including in North Strabane and Amwell townships in Washington County and South Park township in Allegheny County. There are suspected cases in Greene and Beaver counties, as well as other communities in Allegheny and Washington counties, according to Andy Harvey, information and education supervisor for the Pennsylvania Game Commiss
Police investigating small fire set outside rectory at Pittsburgh’s St. Paul Cathedral
An investigation is underway after a small fire was set outside the rectory at Pittsburgh’s St. Paul Cathedral.
Missing Pittsburgh Man May Be In Harrisburg Area, Police Say
A Pittsburgh man who left a psychiatric hospital earlier this month may now be in the Harrisburg area and is in urgent need of medical attention, according to local police. Zachary Smith, 30, walked away from UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital in Pittsburgh around 11:30 p.m. on Wednesday (October 8), according to Harrisburg police. The following day, authorities say Smith purchased a bus ticket to the Harrisburg area.
Suspicious Letter At US Senator’s Office Prompts Bomb Squad Response
A suspicious letter sent to Senator Dave McCormick’s Pittsburgh office prompted a bomb squad and Hazmat response on Monday, Oct. 19, Pittsburgh Public Safety told Daily Voice. The letter arrived with the mail at approximately 1:30 p.m., although police were notified “much later,” a public informatio…
Some fear slashing housing, anti-violence funds could harm vulnerable Pittsburgh residents
The City-County Building in Downtown Pittsburgh is pictured on Thursday, June 12, 2025. (Justin Vellucci | TribLive) Maureen Fibbett isn’t sure whether she would still be able to live in her Lawrenceville home if not for Pittsburgh’s Housing Opportunity Fund. About two years ago, Fibbett, 78, connected with...
US News ranks 11 Pittsburgh middle schools among best in Pennsylvania
How does your child's Pittsburgh middle school measure up to others throughout Pennsylvania? U.S. News and World Report recently ranked schools across the state, and 11 Pittsburgh-area middle schools made the top 100. Each year, U.S. News and World Report releases a ranking of middle schools by state. It examines numerous factors to determine the rankings, such as student performance, achievement and school effectiveness. Here's how middle schools in the Pittsburgh area scored. 11 Pittsburgh mid
Pennsylvania Winter 2026-27: Philly, 24-Inch State Snow Average
From Philadelphia to Erie, El Niño's storm patterns could bring very different winter conditions.
Pole falls off Pittsburgh’s new Commercial Street Bridge, nearly hitting car
A pole fell off the new Commercial Street Bridge this weekend and almost hit a car below.
Record number of wildlife animals taken into Humane Animal Rescue’s rehabilitation center in Verona
Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh said this year they’ve taken in a record number of wildlife animals into their rehabilitation center in Verona.
