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Pennsylvania's attorney general is about to announce who'll lead a new effort to investigate pornography and other lewd emails exchanged among prosecutors, judges and others inside government.
What a difference a few weeks make.
A Pennsylvania Senate committee is asking the full chamber to consider removing Attorney General Kathleen Kane from office.
Elected officials in a suburban Philadelphia county have turned the tables on state government, withholding all tax payments owed to Pennsylvania because state lawmakers and the governor have failed to reach agreement on a budget.
With the collapse of a fragile deal to end a five-month budget stalemate, Gov. Tom Wolf said Tuesday that the next step is up to Republican legislative majority leaders.
A divided state House is sending a new proposal to privatize Pennsylvania's government-run liquor system to the Senate.
The White House labored Thursday to keep Democrats from joining an embarrassing rebuke of President Barack Obama regarding Syrian refugees.
It's almost that time of year again – pothole season.
Republican presidential candidate, Ohio Gov. John Kasich talked with Marty Griffin and Jon Delano about his Pittsburgh roots and public office style.
The framework is in place to end the five-month budget impasse in Pennsylvania and Gov. Tom Wolf joined the "KDKA Morning News" with Larry Richert and John Shumway to talk about the proposed sales tax increase and property tax relief.
Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson has apparently had a long-term personal and business relationship with a man from Pittsburgh, Dr. Alfonso Costa, who was convicted of health care fraud in 2007.
The debate over school property taxes is taking the stage in the Pennsylvania Capitol.
The sponsor of a Pennsylvania bill to limit daily fantasy sports betting to the state's licensed casinos says it could be bolstered by more stringent action in other states.
Republicans Jeb Bush and Ben Carson sought to steady their presidential campaigns in Tuesday night's GOP debate, with Bush taking advantage of a policy-focused contest to detail positions on the economy and immigration while Carson swatted away mounting questions about the veracity of his celebrated biography.
Some fear the budget stalemate in Harrisburg could end up costing Pittsburgh thousands of jobs and millions of dollars in revenue.
