Locals Rally After Zimmerman Verdict
The verdict in the Zimmerman case has many people talking – including here in Pittsburgh.
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The verdict in the Zimmerman case has many people talking – including here in Pittsburgh.
After falling ill Sunday afternoon at her vacation home on Nantucket, Teresa Heinz Kerry was flown on her private jet to Boston -- where accompanied by her husband Sec. of State John Kerry and family members.
When the state legislature left Harrisburg earlier this week for summer break, Governor Corbett wasn't the only one frustrated with their inability to pass major pieces of legislation like transportation funding and liquor reform.
If you haven't bought your Pennsylvania Lottery Millionaire Raffle ticket yet, you don't have much time.
City politicians are often touting the importance of our neighborhoods, but one North Side neighborhood isn't sure they're listening hard enough.
Military veterans are upset after the annual Camp Lejeune fireworks show for military members and their families was cut. Even after a local company volunteered to do it for free.
On Wednesday, a state Senate committee gave up its effort to expand the state's Medicaid program to tens of thousands of uninsured Pennsylvanians.
With money tight at local school districts, North Allegheny School Director Ralph Pagone has an idea -- shorten the school year by a few days.
Old parking meters are being taken off the street -- at least most are being sold for scrap -- but in an audit critical of the parking authority, Controller Michael Lamb says about 320 have gone missing from a city warehouse and he wants to know where they went.
Hundreds of coin-fed Pittsburgh parking meter scraps are missing, and that's not all.
Congress is off on its Fourth of July holiday and did not resolve the interest rate crisis for student loans.
It took a marathon weekend session but -- with just hours to spare -- the General Assembly approved a new $28.4 billion dollar state budget.
Two Pittsburgh men who have been in a relationship for more than 40 years found a unique way to get around state law that prohibits benefits for same-sex couples.
Pa. Rep. Brian Sims, a Philadelphia Democrat and the only openly gay legislator in Pennsylvania, says Pa. Rep. Daryl Metcalfe, a Cranberry Republican, invoked a House rule to keep Sims from talking about the Supreme Court's gay marriage rulings.
A gay Pennsylvania legislator says he'll introduce a bill to legalize same-sex marriages in his home state.
