84 Lumber Forced To Change Super Bowl Ad Over Controversial Political Statement
The first national Super Bowl ad for 84 Lumber will not appear during the game the way it was intended.
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The first national Super Bowl ad for 84 Lumber will not appear during the game the way it was intended.
Current and former Steelers have all been weighing in on the Antonio Brown Facebook Live video from the teams locker room following their win over the Chiefs last week, and Rod Woodson joined The Starkey and Mueller Show to share his thoughts.
Two men have been arrested for allegedly trafficking heroin from Philadelphia to Washington County.
Wouldn't it be great if there were some really cool, unique ways to workout inside during the winter?
President Barack Obama firmly defended his decision to cut nearly three decades off convicted leaker Chelsea Manning's prison term Wednesday, arguing in his final White House news conference that the former Army intelligence analyst had served a "tough prison sentence" already.
If you want your kids to ski, even if you don't, it's not that hard. And, it doesn't have to be too expensive either.
An execution date has been set for the man convicted in the ambush shooting deaths of three Pittsburgh police officers in Stanton Heights.
North Carolina-based home improvement retailer Lowe's says it's told approximately 2,400 full-time workers that they will be laid off.
Government scientists say the Earth sizzled to a third straight heat record last year.
A study finds that the world will lose, on average, 10 'mild' days a year by the end of the century.
One of the biggest indoor malls in Pennsylvania hit the auction block this morning.
A state appeals court's recent ruling has set a precedent that Pennsylvania judges cannot penalize drunken driving suspects for refusing to submit to blood testing.
Houston-area media are quoting former President George H.W. Bush's chief of staff as saying that Bush has been hospitalized in Houston.
Two suspects led police on a nearly 20 mile chase that spanned parts of Washington and Allegheny counties.
President Obama granted 64 presidential pardons on Tuesday, including a man from western Pennsylvania.
