Attorney General Kane: "I Did Nothing Illegal"
Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane said Friday she did "nothing illegal" in her first remarks about a report that she could face charges over a grand jury leak.
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Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane said Friday she did "nothing illegal" in her first remarks about a report that she could face charges over a grand jury leak.
Governor-elect Tom Wolf called a press conference in Pittsburgh Friday, in part, to sing the praises of his first Cabinet appointment from Allegheny County – Dennis Davin as secretary of Community & Economic Development.
A grand jury is recommending that Attorney General Kathleen Kane be criminally charged on allegations she leaked information to a newspaper.
The murder of French editorial cartoonists was more than a tragic killing, says local cartoonist Rob Rogers.
With both an outgoing and incoming governor looking on, a more Republican General Assembly took office in Harrisburg Tuesday.
Plenty of people around western Pennsylvania are staring down thousands of dollars' worth of repairs, all because their downspouts are tied into the wrong system.
Courthouse drama is usually confined to the courtroom, but now the entire Beaver County Courthouse is ablaze with rumors and allegations, and the state police have been called in to sort it all out.
On the CBS reality show "Undercover Boss," Mayor Bill Peduto handed out $155,000 to city employees he encountered when he went undercover.
Most of the nation knows him as Marty, the tree cutter.
For decades residents in Beaver County have lived next to a sprawling lagoon called Little Blue -- the largest coal ash impoundment in the nation -- which has leached chemicals into their groundwater and wells.
Bill Peduto, you know him as the mayor of the City of Pittsburgh. But he's also got an alter ego named Ed.
Pittsburgh Bike Share plans to spend $500,000 from a federal grant to outfit the city with 500 bicycles for the public bicycle-sharing program.
Pennsylvania's jobless rate fell by three-tenths of a percentage point in November for the second straight month, even as payrolls remained static.
When President Obama addressed the nation with word that he was going to normalize relations with Cuba, one local woman was watching intently.
