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Supporters and opponents, including several circus clowns, of a controversial ordinance involving wild animals packed a Pittsburgh City Council meeting today to make their voices heard.
Teresa Heinz Kerry says she'll step down as chairwoman of the Heinz Endowments and her three sons will fill the position in a series of four-year rotations starting this fall.
Former Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell says Donald Trump's past comments on women will likely come back to haunt him because Rendell says "there are probably more ugly women in America than attractive women."
One of the area's largest health insurance companies is suing the United States government alleging it failed to pay its share of Affordable Care Act claims.
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders battled to a neck-and-neck outcome in Kentucky's presidential primary Tuesday.
Most school districts have some new young teachers who are excellent -- and some senior teachers who are, well, just counting down to retirement.
Bernie Sanders has added another state to his tally against Hillary Clinton with a win in West Virginia Tuesday night.
According to a new poll it's a good thing presidential candidate Donald Trump isn't running against the rock band Nickelback.
The Pennsylvania State Senate approved a bill that would change the current seniority-based layoff system used by public school districts.
Republican Pennsylvania State Rep. Rick Saccone is pushing a bill that entitles public schools to display the national motto "In God We Trust."
Donald Trump will testify after the presidential election on a class-action lawsuit that accuses the billionaire businessman and his now-defunct Trump University of defrauding people who paid up to $35,000 for real estate seminars.
Vice President Joe Biden says Donald Trump beat the odds when he became the presumptive Republican nominee for president and that "we all make a mistake if we don't take [Trump] seriously."
Bingo is big business for the many churches and fire departments that use it as a source of income.
As school districts across the state struggle to adopt budgets for the next school year without help from Harrisburg, the talk of laying off teachers, cutting programs and raising local property taxes has gotten louder.
They are the sights and sounds of a traditional circus - lions, tigers and elephants.
