Could There Be 2 Pa. Primaries At Double The Cost?
The Pennsylvania Primary is April 24. But could there be a second primary later this year - at double the expense to taxpayers?
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The Pennsylvania Primary is April 24. But could there be a second primary later this year - at double the expense to taxpayers?
The election for Mayor of Pittsburgh is still a year away, but already candidates are maneuvering behind the scenes to take on Luke Ravenstahl.
All incumbent politicians send out newsletters to their constituents at the taxpayer's expense. Now, a Republican challenger to a local incumbent calls a recent year-end review a thinly-veiled campaign mailing.
Congressman Tim Murphy could be facing his toughest challenge since he was first elected 10 years ago. Washington County Commissioner Larry Maggi, a Democrat, said he'll challenge the incumbent Republican this year.
KDKA AM's Larry and John talk to former Gov. Tom Ridge about Paterno, Politics, and Ron Paul.
There are winners and losers in this reassessment and those who feel they've been socked by an unfairly high value will most likely appeal. But what about those who have seen their valuation go down?
Governor Tom Corbett is trying to lower expectations that Harrisburg will do anything about the reassessment problem in Allegheny County.
Those new assessment values that caused so much consternation in the city may be arriving in your mailbox very soon. At a hearing Thursday, Judge R. Stanton Wettick ordered the county to start mailing them out suburban communities next week.
KDKA AM's Larry and John talk to Governor Tom Corbett about the big issues facing Western Pennsylvania.
Since 1976, State Rep. Bill DeWeese has been elected and re-elected by voters in his southwestern Pennsylvania district 18 times. But now his future is in the hands of a Dauphin County jury, not the voters.
Reports that State Supreme Court Justice Joan Orie Melvin has been called before an investigating grand jury have led some to ask her to step aside from the high court. Now, another group joined the chorus.
Mike Pintek was joined on NewsRadio 1020 KDKA by Eric Epstein, coordinator of Rock the Capital.
Allegheny County Controller Chelsa Wagner hasn't returned calls so KDKA's Andy Sheehan approached her at a press conference.
Beginning at midnight and all day Wednesday, an Internet black-out is going to shut down access to some important websites like Wikipedia.
KDKA Radio's Mike Pintek was joined today on NewsRadio1020 by Allegheny County Councilman Matt Drozd.
