New Technology Tracks Gunfire, Could Show Up In Pittsburgh
New technology aims to spot and follow gunfire – and it could be coming to some areas in Pittsburgh.
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New technology aims to spot and follow gunfire – and it could be coming to some areas in Pittsburgh.
The first attack ad in the mayor's race was launched Wednesday by Bill Peduto against Jack Wagner.
There will be more attention on security at Pittsburgh's upcoming marathon after the tragedy in Boston. But, who will pay for all that extra security?
An expansion of Medicaid eligibility under a 2010 landmark federal health care law would boost the state's finances by hundreds of millions of dollars a year, the Pennsylvania Legislature's nonpartisan fiscal analysts said Tuesday.
Sen. Bob Casey says the findings of a federal investigation into an outbreak of Legionnaires' disease in the Pittsburgh VA are an important step toward preventing future occurrences.
To pay for bridge and road repairs and better fund public transit, a bi-partisan group of state senators, led by Rafferty, wants to add a $100 surcharge to the current fines for moving violations.
The deadline to register to vote in Pennsylvania is coming up. However, the current way of registering may soon be a thing of the past.
Former Pittsburgh Police Chief Nate Harper says he plans to plead guilty to conspiracy and tax evasion charges.
U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey took to the floor of the Senate Wednesday afternoon to defend his scaled back bill to require background checks of some, but not all, gun purchases.
Pittsburgh City Council gave preliminary approval to a bill that repeals the law that set up a petty cash fund for the use of the mayor, and effectively requires the mayor to access funds like any other city employee.
If you live in a municipality that depends on Pennsylvania State Police for protection, you could soon be paying for it.
With just weeks until the mayoral primary, Democratic hopeful Jack Wagner received another endorsement from a well-known Pittsburgh political figure.
A Senate aide and a lobbyist say two senators have struck a bipartisan deal on expanding background checks to more firearms purchases. The agreement could build support for President Barack Obama's drive to curb gun violence.
A Pittsburgh mayoral candidate who was arrested on DUI charges last week is scheduled to be in court on Wednesday.
KDKA-AM's Larry and John talk to Jillian Soto, sister of one of the teachers killed during the Newtown school shooting, about her view of gun control and her work in Washington, DC.
