Products may include raw milk sold in pint, half-gallon, and gallon containers as well as several types of cheeses.

Allegheny County health officials are advising people to discard raw milk products from a Chambersburg farm after some residents became sickened with salmonella. Since July 1, the Allegheny County Health Department identified four residents who got sick after consuming raw milk products from the Family Cow.

Four county residents have gotten sick with Salmonella since July 1 after consuming raw milk products from The Family Cow, officials say. More than 70 reported cases of infection connected with these products are being investigated by the Pennsylvania Department of Health and Agriculture, dating back to August 2024.

Pittsburgh leaders are denouncing a video showing an Allegheny County Jail corrections officer spewing racist and hateful comments.

Allegheny County officials are urging residents to discard raw milk products from a local farm after four people were infected with salmonella this month. In a public health alert issued Tuesday, county health officials said the cases tied back to products from The Family Cow in Chambersburg,

Butler County was formed by an act of the Assembly of Pennsylvania on March 12, 1800, by severing a portion of land from Allegheny County. When the county was founded, it had a population of 3,916.

Photos of the airport taken by the Allegheny County Airport Authority show how busy the field was, with twin-engine corporate jets parked all over the tarmac.

Allegheny County sheriff’s deputies arrested a man in Washington County on animal cruelty charges over the weekend. According to a press release from the sheriff’s department, deputies arrested Joshua Humes at about 6 a.

In the video, a man holds up a baseball bat wrapped in barbed wire and says it’s meant to be used against Black people, to whom he refers using a racial slur.

Allegheny County Jail is probing Corrections Officer Brian Davis for a racist video; he's been suspended pending investigation.

Officials say there’s something for everyone, including titles that feature incarcerated parents, saying it is important that kids see themselves in the books.