Sources: Mayor Ravenstahl To Run For Re-Election
Sources tell KDKA's Marty Griffin that Mayor Luke Ravenstahl has decided to run for re-election in 2013. He is fundraising now to send a message to people questioning whether he would run again.
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Sources tell KDKA's Marty Griffin that Mayor Luke Ravenstahl has decided to run for re-election in 2013. He is fundraising now to send a message to people questioning whether he would run again.
Every day, the Catholic Charities health care clinic downtown provides uninsured patients with a complete medical work up from coronary care to free root canals. But Bishop David Zubik warns that this may end under the care legislation known as "Obamacare."
Pittsburgh City Council has unanimously given final approval to a bill that will roll back parking meter enforcement hours.
A law passed in 2008 requires all employers in 2012 to withhold the local municipal and school earned income taxes that many workers now pay on their own.
NewsRadio 1020 KDKA's Chris Moore hosts Karl Denninger, CEO of MCSNet in Chicago, founding contributor to conservative blog Market-Ticker.org, and one of the founders of the Tea Party movement.
GOP presidential hopeful Congresswoman Michele Bachmann talked about a tearful woman who says her daughter was harmed by the HPV vaccine. Despite no scientific evidence behind her statement, doctors fear the damage has been done.
Allegheny County Dan Onorato has just a few months left as county executive and he jokes that he is leaving office just as he started it eight years ago -- fighting against what he calls the unfair reassessment of Allegheny County property owners.
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack, who grew up in Pittsburgh, was back home to promote President Obama's American Jobs Act. But his visit came just after a recall of cantaloupes from a Colorado farm.
Pennsylvania's senior Democratic official is breaking away from President Obama when it comes to his jobs bill. U.S. Sen. Bob Casey says the president's legislative strategy won't work.
Pittsburgh City Council's meeting on Wednesday was long and contentious. In the end, they voted by a lopsided margin to suspend the evening enforcement of parking meters.
Daryl Metcalfe joined Mike Pintek in discussing the public hearing that will focus on making English the official language of the Commonwealth.
Former County Council President and Democratic nominee for county executive, Rich Fitzgerald, kicked off his fall campaign Tuesday.
KDKA AM's Larry and John talk to Vice President Joe Biden about several current events, including his love for the Steelers.
President Obama is expected to outline a more than $400 billion American Jobs Act tonight in a speech to Congress and the American public. And there's only one topic on most people's minds.
Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl unveiled a three-stage plan to deal with the potential for serious flooding on Washington Boulevard in Highland Park. Four people died during a flash flood on the road last month.
