First Lady Campaigns For Clinton In Pittsburgh
First Lady Michelle Obama was in Pittsburgh today, campaigning for Hillary Clinton at the University of Pittsburgh.
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First Lady Michelle Obama was in Pittsburgh today, campaigning for Hillary Clinton at the University of Pittsburgh.
Penn State is dedicating an entire course this fall to one person: Donald Trump.
Gov. Tom Wolf addressed a joint session of the state House and Senate as he presses for action on a package of legislation designed to combat opioid and heroin addiction.
We're so used to getting good economic news about this region that hearing some bad news is, well, disturbing.
Civics, the basics of American government and history, should be a requirement for high school graduation, says Pennsylvania Rep. Bill Kortz, a Dravosburg Democrat.
Both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton denied making statements that they are on the record as saying during the first presidential debate.
Locked in an exceedingly close White House race, presidential rivals Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump tangled for 90-minutes over their vastly different visions for the nation's future.
Ted Cruz says he's voting for Donald Trump for president - a shocking about-face after he rocked the Republican convention by dramatically refusing to do so.
The race for the White House returned to Pennsylvania today as Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump made a stop in Pittsburgh.
Members of a clean air group called "NextGen ClimatePA" were meeting in Oakland Wednesday night, getting ready for a "LOVE TRUMPS HATE" rally in Pittsburgh on Thursday.
Natural gas production is the topic of discussion at a two-day conference in Downtown Pittsburgh.
Donald Trump's son Eric is defending his older brother, Donald Trump Jr.'s comments he posted on Twitter likening Syrian refugees to a bowl of poisoned Skittles.
The Mylan CEO faced tough words from members of a congressional investigations committee Wednesday.
The campaign trail will run through Pittsburgh once again next week when First Lady Michelle Obama visits Pittsburgh to campaign for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
Pennsylvania lawmakers are moving closer to re-enacting legislation that would let the National Rifle Association and similar groups challenge local gun regulations that are more restrictive than state law.
