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Americans can start to sign up for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act or Obamacare next Tuesday, but do you know what that means?
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Americans can start to sign up for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act or Obamacare next Tuesday, but do you know what that means?
There is little chance you will see one of the candidates for mayor of Pittsburgh on the campaign trail.
State Treasurer Rob McCord announced his candidacy for governor of Pennsylvania on Tuesday.
If you live, work or dine in certain communities like the city of Pittsburgh -- you could get an unexpected jolt to your wallet, like a separate city-imposed drink tax.
Entries on the mayor's bodyguard's time cards have raise some red flags.
Allyson Schwartz is the only Pennsylvania woman in the U.S. Congress -- now she wants to become the state's first woman governor.
The abuse of public money is spotlighted in the indictment of former Pa. Cyber Charter School head Nick Trombetta.
Companies that rely on helium have been holding their breath, but it now appears an impending shutdown of the nation's helium reservoir may be averted.
The House of Representatives may cut funding to the world's major food stamp program SNAP, or Supplemental Nutritional Food Program, which would take away food assistance to many Americans.
Mayor Luke Ravenstahl says he knows right where the FBI investigation is going, very simply, it's getting personal.
If you've seen a campaign-like RV driving down the highway in your town, it's the latest entry in Pennsylvania's race for governor. KDKA's Jon Delano reports.
In his first extensive interview in a long time, KDKA's Marty Griffin sat down with Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl, who wants the public to know that he certainly is not a criminal and he never broke the law.
On Hobart Street in Squirrel Hill, parking is hard to come by, but some lucky ones have a driveway that allows residents to get their car off the street.
A Pennsylvania judge is stopping a suburban Philadelphia court clerk from issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples, saying it was a clear violation of his legal authority.
Going on television camera for the first time since acknowledging he posted negative comments online under other people's names, Pa. Rep. Jesse White, a Cecil Democrat, was blunt.
