PITTSBURGH—The Pittsburgh Steelers won't announce whether safety Ryan Clark will play in Denver until Monday night, although he is not expected to be in uniform.   Full Story

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WASHINGTON—With the technology industry looking on, the Supreme Court on Monday will explore what types of inventions should be eligible for a patent in a pivotal case that could undermine such legal protections for software.   Full Story

HARRISBURG, Pa.—Last Tuesday's voting marked the midpoint in Pennsylvania's two-year legislative cycle.   Full Story

RALEIGH, N.C.—North Carolina's highest court has ruled that three cigarette companies no longer have to make payments to tobacco farmers in Maryland and Pennsylvania under a decade-old settlement.   Full Story

PHILADELPHIA—A national spokesman for the Philadelphia transit system's largest union says reports of a tentative agreement were 'premature' and the negotiations aimed at ending a five-day strike continue.   Full Story

Abington 35, Harry S. Truman 19 Abraham Lincoln 40, Benjamin Franklin 12 Academy of the New Church 35, George School 15 Academy Park 20, West Chester East 3 Allentown Central Catholic 14, Emmaus 6 Athens 12, Sayre Area 6 Avon Grove 48, Coatesville 12 Bald Eagle Area 20, Bellefonte 0 Bedford 31, Chestnut Ridge 20   Full Story

WEST CHESTER, Pa.—Coming into West Chester on Route 202 from Route 1, there is Jimmy John's Pipin' Hot Sandwiches, a roadside staple for the area, countless car dealerships, shopping centers and plenty of traffic lights.   Full Story

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa.—Pennsylvania College of Technology unveiled its expanded Weatherization Training Center recently, showcasing the college's enhanced facility that now has the opportunity to educate more people on the installation of green technology.   Full Story

WILKES-BARRE, Pa.—Becoming a parent for the first time three years ago, Kim Murphy tried to do everything the way she was raised by her parents and from what she read in pediatricians?   Full Story

MILTON, Pa.—Amy Abattoir moved to central Pennsylvania from New York City a couple of years ago.   Full Story

LANCASTER, Pa.—Getting a small business off the ground and keeping it afloat can be a daunting task in the best of times.   Full Story

PHILADELPHIA—Gov. Ed Rendell says buses, subways and trolleys in Philadelphia may be rolling again soon.   Full Story