The Meadows Casino Wants Perk Deduction To Attract 'Whales'
The Meadows Racetrack and Casino would like to go whale hunting - with a little help from state gambling regulators.
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The Meadows Racetrack and Casino would like to go whale hunting - with a little help from state gambling regulators.
When the late County Councilwoman Barbara Daly Danko won the Democratic nomination for reelection to County Council, Allegheny County Democratic chairwoman Nancy Patton Mills had a problem.
A measure combining all of Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf's proposed tax increases went down unanimously Monday in the state House, but Republicans and Democrats had much different reasons for voting against it.
Twitter, Instagram, Facebook -- chances are good you've seen something posted that could be construed as a threat to harm someone.
Helen Clark now knows the value of every single vote - especially her own.
What was once an iconic symbol of Pittsburgh has become an old, rusty hulk and has sparked a battle between the city and the sign's owner, Lamar Advertising.
He exceeded the political world's expectations by scoring a second-place finish in the race for the Republican presidential nomination four years ago. Yet as he readies a second White House run, Rick Santorum may struggle even to qualify for the debate stage in 2016.
June is crunch time in the state Capitol and the challenges in front of Gov. Tom Wolf are becoming clearer in the Democrat's first go-round with budget negotiations.
Pittsburgh waterfronts have become a major tourist draw in recent years, but the beautiful view showcased by Just Ducky's tours has been marred by what was once this iconic sign atop Mt. Washington.
Next Wednesday, former Pa. Sen. Rick Santorum is expected to announce he is again running for the Republican presidential nomination.
Usually, public officials try to put the most positive spin on election results that they don't like.
The results are in from Tuesday's Primary Election.
Voters in a pair of area "dry towns" have approved referendums which overturn the ban on liquor licenses in their communities.
If you've ever won any money in the Pennsylvania Lottery, you already know that those winnings are not subject to Pennsylvania's 3.07 percent income tax.