Pennsylvania Delegates Enjoy First Day Of Republican National Convention
It was the first official day of the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, which meant plenty of food and talk for the delegates from Pennsylvania.
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It was the first official day of the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, which meant plenty of food and talk for the delegates from Pennsylvania.
House Speaker Paul Ryan gave a shout-out to Pittsburgh Steelers fans ahead of the kickoff of the Republican National Convention.
Two groups are scheduled to hold rallies and marches Monday, the official start of the four-day Republican National Convention.
Hillary Clinton will promise to introduce an amendment overturning Citizens United.
Donald Trump introduced Indiana Gov. Mike Pence as his running mate on Saturday, calling him "my partner in this campaign" and his first and best choice to join him on a winning Republican presidential ticket.
Braddock Mayor John Fetterman was a strong Bernie Sanders supporter, but he now supports Hillary Clinton.
The Pittsburgh Penguins have hoisted the Stanley Cup to the delights of their fans.
Just days before he officially becomes the Republican presidential nominee in Cleveland, Donald Trump got some good news from the Quinnipiac poll.
House and Senate votes were expected on a $1.3 billion revenue package that was still under wraps Wednesday morning after lawmakers worked into Tuesday night to settle its final details.
Rolling down Route 982 in Youngstown, Westmoreland County, you may pass a house with an American flag, and then you'll pass the house next door, which is an American flag.
Tuesday was expected to be crucial to determining whether the tax-averse Legislature controlled by huge Republican majorities will pass a tax increase to fully fund the spending bill.
Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf said he would not stop a roughly $31 billion election-year spending bill from becoming law.
Pennsylvania's House of Representatives is scheduled to return to session this weekend as budget negotiators are still at odds over how to fill a hole in a spending plan on Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf's desk.
The U.S. Capitol building is no longer on lockdown.
President Barack Obama said Wednesday the U.S. will leave 8,400 troops in Afghanistan when he completes his term, down slightly from the current number but well up from the 5,500 he announced previously, arguing America's interests depend on helping Afghanistan's struggling government fight continuing threats from the Taliban and others.
