Delta Foundation Reacts To Obama's Support Of Same-Sex Marriage
KDKA Radio's Robert Mangino was joined on NewsRadio1020 KDKA by Gary Van Horn, president of the Delta Foundation of Pittsburgh.
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KDKA Radio's Robert Mangino was joined on NewsRadio1020 KDKA by Gary Van Horn, president of the Delta Foundation of Pittsburgh.
President Barack Obama announced his position on same-sex marriage. In an interview Wednesday afternoon, he told ABC News that he supports gay marriage, making him the first president to take that position.
The debate continues over a proposed new tax that would affect South Side residents.
After getting hit with a 21 percent hike in Allegheny County property taxes this year, the chair of the county council's Finance Committee says taxes need to go up again next year.
After months of being rivals, Rick Santorum is now endorsing Mitt Romney for president. In a late-night email, Santorum urged his supporters to join him in working to get Mitt Romney in the White House.
After a sometimes nasty democratic primary where two congressmen -- Jason Altmire and Mark Critz -- went at each other, the loser, Altmire, wasted no time endorsing Critz at a rally at the Allegheny County Courthouse Park.
A crowd of about 200 warmly welcomed Mitt Romney to Sauereisen, a small family-owned manufacturing company in O'Hara Township. The family was excited about the visit.
KDKA Radio's Mike Pintek talks with Joe Mistik, a political expert and Duquesne Law professor, about Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum's meeting today in Pittsburgh.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is in Pittsburgh today for a campaign stop.
Last week, Governor Tom Corbett seemed to draw a hard line against any state money to restore major service cuts made by the Port Authority Transit. Basically, Corbett said it was up to the transit union to work with management to cut costs. This week, the governor has softened his tone.
KDKA AM's Larry and John talk to Governor Tom Corbett about the deal he brokered between Highmark and UPMC, as well as some news on public transportation funding.
It's been a nasty battle for months, and it has caused some big fears for patients, employers and doctors; but now, there's a deal between UPMC and Highmark.
Ten regular voters say Pennsylvania's new voter identification law will prevent them from voting in this November's election and they estimate as many as 80,000 to 800,000 Pennsylvanians do not have acceptable photo IDs to vote.
The Port Authority Board of Directors today voted to cut routes and raise fares once again.
On Friday, the Port Authority board of directors is set to cut service next September by 35 percent, affecting most of the system's 225,000 daily riders and eliminating service outright to about 40,000 riders.
