Ingram man charged with having sex with 15-year-old girl

One of the suspects told the girl he could input samples into a “cop system” so it would look like her father had sex with her, police said.

Empty pill bottles signify pain of addiction

The installation in Downtown Pittsburgh pays tribute to those who are suffering or recovering from prescription drug abuse and addiction.

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  Medical professionals and politicians seek ways to prevent prescription addiction

Steel Advice: How to address retirement home problems

A retirement community resident should speak up if there are hygiene problems at the group dinner table.

SEEN: Style Social @ The Warhol draws the fashionistas

Roughly 50 fashionistas arrived at The Andy Warhol Museum on Wednesday evening to socialize and take in the Halston exhibit.

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  Stylebook: Banana Republic debuts Roland Mouret line

Commentary: Nostalgia economy sets back television

Sequels, reboots and our penchant for nostalgia are threatening the small screen, and TV lovers everywhere should be concerned.

In remission for ovarian cancer, woman writes book with her doctor

A swollen foot leads to a diagnosis to ovarian cancer, which then leads to a book by a patient and her Pittsburgh doctor.

Water, water everywhere … The fouling of Toledo’s water supply is an environmental game changer

It's one of those events when the economic, political and social costs of pollution hit home hard.

Work record: A Corbett aide’s job duties are still in question

Gov. Tom Corbett made a feeble defense Friday of the work product of Ron Tomalis, his special adviser on higher education.