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Back when dinosaurs roamed the Earth and children walked to school -- uphill both ways -- students who failed a class had two options: Retake it next year and risk being held back, or brave the sweaty halls of summer school. (Today)
When it was first proposed more than 130 years ago, Labor Day was envisioned as a day to celebrate "the strength and esprit de corps of the trade and labor organizations." (Today)
Tax us, please. That's the surprising plea from local energy companies and barge operators who depend upon the area's rivers for their business, and are desperate for federal upgrades to the waterways' crumbling locks and dams. (Today)
Scores of politicians mixed with tens of thousands of union partisans Monday in the Labor Day rite that marks the unofficial kickoff of the fall political season. (Today)
For 7-year-old Merlin, a golden retriever from Upper St. Clair, the only thing he wanted to do was to be in the water and chase the ball. (Today)
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