Clock ticking for plan to keep West Virginia coal plant open
More than 500,000 homes and businesses in West Virginia would see their electricity bills increase for a year to extend the life of a coal-fired power plant on the brink of closure.
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More than 500,000 homes and businesses in West Virginia would see their electricity bills increase for a year to extend the life of a coal-fired power plant on the brink of closure.
They all had a chance to see what type of shape the facility is in and to understand what will be required to put it back into operation.
Allegheny County Democrats will have the chance to nominate a new district attorney or keep in place a long-term veteran of the office.
One local audiology clinic is awarding a handful of people with hearing aids.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro signed an executive order creating a new office to streamline the way the state offers services to residents online.
As jury selection begins in the trial for the accused shooter in the Pittsburgh synagogue attack, volunteers are cleaning up the Sheridan Avenue Orchard in memory of the 11 victims from three different congregations.
Cleanup groups said this time of year is when people notice and express their anger.
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The White House described him as the "mastermind" of the assault on Abbey Gate, one of the main entry points for those trying to leave Afghanistan during the U.S. withdrawal.
Book challenges in schools across the country have reached unprecedented numbers.
Host Heather Abraham is talking with author Tony McAleer and director Peter Hutchinson about their new documentary, "The Cure for Hate," which is premiering at the JFilm Festival.
For Sexual Assault Awareness Month, host Heather Abraham is talking with Sadie Restivo, the interim executive director of Pittsburgh Action Against Rape, about the services the organization offers.
A local man is accused of threatening the lives of three federal judges in the Western District of Pennsylvania.
Federal prosecutors say a 20-year-old Ohio man told investigators that he tried to burn down an Ohio church because he wanted to prevent a drag show that was scheduled to take place there.
This year, graduates from the University of Pittsburgh will be required to have tickets for guests watching the commencement ceremony, but each student was only given four.
