Local Woman Working To Get Stricter Stalking Laws
The soccer field was supposed to be a place of innocence for Sarah Pesi.
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The soccer field was supposed to be a place of innocence for Sarah Pesi.
In mid-winter it's hard to think politics. But don't tell Tom Wolf that. He's already running campaign ads for governor.
Former Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl has formed a self-named firm, Ravco Consulting, with a single employee: himself.
The invited guests lined up early at US Steel's Irvin Plant, nearly three hours before the event, which was inside but still chilly.
With a stroke of his pen, President Barack Obama has created a new savings plan designed for Americans who don't have workplace retirement plans.
Seeking to energize his sluggish second term, President Barack Obama vowed Tuesday night in his State of the Union address to sidestep Congress "whenever and wherever" necessary to narrow economic disparities between rich and poor.
A steel plant and a Costco store are among the places President Barack Obama plans to visit on a four-state tour after the State of the Union address.
Lawyers for Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett say a judge made a host of mistakes in deciding to throw out the state's requirement that voters display photo identification.
President Barack Obama is scheduled to travel to Pittsburgh next week.
Employers are battling between allowing e-cigarettes in the workplace or banning them like traditional cigarettes.
Last year, KDKA caught up 82-year-old Minnie Walker of Manchester. She had voted in every presidential election since she cast her ballot for John F. Kennedy in 1960.
It's hard to miss them, scarring so many local roads. But since the city's "pothole blitz" started, crews have been hard at work, attempting to fill hundreds of potholes by the end of the week.
They're big, deep and nasty -- and they're all over the place.
Mayor Bill Peduto and Pittsburgh City Councilwoman Natalia Rudiak introduced the city's first comprehensive open data ordinance today.
These are boom times for shale gas exploration but towns and municipalities like South Fayette Township are concerned that it should be controlled and limited, adopting zoning ordinances that would keep drilling away from schools and residential areas.
