'Unprecedented Damage To The Economy': Area Politician, Businesses Challenge Gov. Wolf Stay-At-Home Order With Lawsuit
A local politician along with some area businesses are challenging Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf in front of the U.S. Supreme Court.
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A local politician along with some area businesses are challenging Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf in front of the U.S. Supreme Court.
With outdoor planting season here for parts of Pennsylvania, Republican state lawmakers are pressing Gov. Tom Wolf's administration to allow garden centers to open.
Sen. Pat Toomey has his own recommendations for re-opening Pennsylvania.
Rep. Mike Kelly says he's feeling much better four weeks after testing positive for Coronavirus.
Gov. Tom Wolf's administration is boosting its efforts to get voters to cast their primary election ballots by mail.
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden spoke exclusively with KDKA.
Joe Biden says he would take Michelle Obama to be his running mate in 2020.
The Allegheny County Elections Division is getting ready to send mail-in ballot applications to registered voters across the county due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
Leading Republicans say the coronavirus shutdown cannot go on.
Gov. Tom Wolf has written to President Donald Trump to back calls from other leading governors for another $500 billion in federal aid for states fighting the spread of the coronavirus.
Former President Barack Obama has endorsed his former Vice President Joe Biden in the race for the White House.
As officials consider releasing as many as 1,500 inmates to lessen the impact of COVID-19 on Pennsylvania prisons, county prosecutors are urging lawmakers to pass legislation so those decisions aren't left to the governor alone.
Sen. Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania says he is supporting a movement that some Twitter users are talking about under the hashtag, #Masks4All.
Gov. Tom Wolf followed through on his threat to veto a bill to provide potentially hundreds of millions of dollars in tax breaks for petrochemical plants.
A $2 trillion stimulus package that would provide help for health care workers on the front lines of the coronavirus, families and businesses passed in the Senate late Wednesday night.