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Larry Scirotto nominated to become next Pittsburgh Bureau of Police chief
Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey named Larry Scirotto as his nominee to be the next chief of the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police. KDKA-TV's Andy Sheehan reports.
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Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey named Larry Scirotto as his nominee to be the next chief of the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police. KDKA-TV's Andy Sheehan reports.
Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey named Larry Scirotto as his nominee to be the next chief of the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police. KDKA-TV's Andy Sheehan has more.
The man charged in the deadliest attack on Jewish people in U.S. history has lost a bid to get the death penalty removed as a possible punishment.
Scirotto must receive approval from City Council before he can officially be named chief.
The proposed legislation seeks to provide parents and minors with new controls to help mitigate the negative effects of social media.
Central bank officials will announce on Wednesday if they are hiking the federal funds rate for a 10th consecutive time.
The race between two Democratic women for one at-large seat on Allegheny County Council has drawn some sharp words.
Does the SEIU Healthcare union exert too much influence on the administration of Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey?
KDKA-TV's Jon Delano has more.
Senator John Fetterman opened up about what happened and what it means.
Does the SEIU Healthcare union exert too much influence on the administration of Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey? They chaired his election campaign, gave hundreds of thousands of dollars in contributions and have taken key positions on his staff. SEIU has enlisted the mayor in its campaign to unionize UPMC. KDKA-TV's Andy Sheehan has more.
Pennsylvania's state Senate is approving legislation to ban so-called safe injection sites.
Gov. Josh Shapiro signed a bill into law Monday that's being called the first of its kind in the nation.
Gov. Josh Shapiro signed a bill into law Monday that's being called the first of its kind in the nation.
The case presents the court with a chance to overrule a nearly 40-year-old decision giving deference to federal agencies.
