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When Pittsburgh school board member Kevin Carter saw his signature on the Pittsburgh Public School District's Amazon support letter, he says, "I was utterly shocked, utterly shocked."
Mayor Bill Peduto held a news conference on Wednesday to oppose the Trump administration's proposal that could affect immigrants.
A judge says former Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane must report to jail by Thursday morning to start serving a 10- to 23-month perjury sentence.
Attorney General Josh Shapiro is one of 15 Attorneys General challenging the Trump administration's appointment of Matthew Whitaker as Acting Attorney General of the United States.
U.S. Sen. Bob Casey had barely won a third term in office before the Pennsylvania Democrat began saying he's open to the idea of running for president in 2020.
He just won a third term in the U.S. Senate by a landslide, so maybe it's no surprise that U.S. Sen. Bob Casey is hedging his bets on running for president in 2020.
It's not your grandpa's city government, the one that simply picked up the garbage and patrolled the streets. Mayor Bill Peduto has vowed to modernize city government, but has he succeeded?
Ricky Nelson may have been a "travelin' man," but he has nothing on Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto.
The appearance of young conservative speaker and podcaster, Ben Shapiro, popular with some on college campuses, is stirring up controversy at the University of Pittsburgh.
A lawsuit claims Pennsylvania sends out absentee ballots too late, preventing some people from returning them in time.
The country's leading manufacturer of e-cigarettes is suspending some sales on its most popular products.
Dozens of people gathered outside the City-County Building in Downtown Pittsburgh to protest what they are calling the forced resignation of United States Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
A long-standing feud between President Donald Trump and journalist Jim Acosta culminated with the CNN reporter's press credentials being revoked.
The United States is back to divided government again.
It's been 98 years since women gained the right to vote in the U.S. Constitution. But since then women have had a difficult time getting elected to legislative bodies. This year was different.
