Jay Paterno Drops Out Of Lt. Governor Race
Jay Paterno, a novice candidate with a famous family name, dropped out of the Democratic race for lieutenant governor Friday.
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Jay Paterno, a novice candidate with a famous family name, dropped out of the Democratic race for lieutenant governor Friday.
Bill DeWeese -- once the top Democrat in the state House of Representatives -- will be released from prison Sunday afternoon.
KDKA Radio's Mike Pintek hosts Ask The Leaders with Mayor Bill Peduto and Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald for a chance to pick the brains of two of the most influential leaders in our city.
Former state Auditor General Jack Wagner is dropping out of the governor's race.
County Council Members claim a security breach against the County Executive himself, putting Fitzgerald and his staff on blast.
There are some new problems for Pittsburgh's former mayor.
In just nine months, Highmark Blue Cross/Blue Shield subscribers will lose low-cost access to UPMC doctors and facilities.
A hearing in Harrisburg of the House Consumer Affairs Committee brought strong words from legislators on winter electricity price hikes that plagued thousands in this region.
When Bill Peduto took over the mayor's office, a case once filled with plaques and citations given to the former mayor was empty.
Governor Corbett's administration has reached a historic high with a $10.1 billion in the budget for public education and $12 billion for support of pre-K and higher education. Acting Secretary of Education, Carolyn Dumaresq joined Mike Pintek to talk about education and the budget.
"Rocco's Law" is closer to becoming reality.
Getting every American to sign up for health insurance has put President Obama on web shows like Between Two Ferns with comedian Zach Galifianakis.
Polls show her a distant second to front-runner Tom Wolf, but Congresswoman Allyson Schwartz says the fight has only just begun against a millionaire who will outspend everyone.
Call him the lesser known brother -- PA Rep. Adam Ravenstahl of Brighton Heights.
During a preview of his state of the county address next week, Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald had some good news about the quality of air we breathe.
