Pittsburgh VA Fires 2 Who Bound Co-Worker With Duct Tape
The Veterans Affairs Pittsburgh Healthcare System has fired two workers and disciplined five others after a worker complained that he was harassed and bound with duct tape.
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The Veterans Affairs Pittsburgh Healthcare System has fired two workers and disciplined five others after a worker complained that he was harassed and bound with duct tape.
Emily Wheeler of Valley Ambulance Service is a paramedic in perpetual motion, rushing to as many as a dozen calls a day.
They seem to be everywhere on the highway -- large trucks -- even double-tractor-trailer trucks.
Pittsburgh City Council President Bruce Kraus introduced new noise regulation legislation Tuesday morning that the council is considering adopting.
At Phipps Conservatory, the sweet smell of success isn't limited to flowers.
President Barack Obama arrived in Pittsburgh Tuesday to speak at the Veterans of Foreign Wars' national convention, and honored slain service members killed in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
About 12,000 combat veterans are in Pittsburgh for the Veterans of Foreign Wars Convention.
The city made a big announcement today in terms of the future of energy solutions.
He's heard the complaints.
In her first sit-down television interview this year, Attorney General Kathleen Kane took some direct questions from KDKA political editor Jon Delano.
Bottle rockets, roman candles and mortars. It is illegal to sell, buy or use them in Pennsylvania -- illegal in fact for state residents to go out of state and get them.
Tell folks on the street that PennDOT is selling personal information on drivers, this reaction is common.
Pennsylvania is set to phase out the rectangular registration stickers on license plates by the end of 2016, so long as the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) does not convince lawmakers to reverse legislation.
Pennsylvania is set to phase out the rectangular registration stickers on license plates by the end of 2016, so long as the Federal Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) does not convince lawmakers to reverse legislation.
Governor Tom Wolf pressed the flesh with North Hills school officials as he worked to distinguish his state budget proposal from the Republican budget he vetoed.
