Former State Rep. Frank LaGrotta Sentenced
For the second time in a week, former State Rep. Frank LaGrotta was in court for sentencing.
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For the second time in a week, former State Rep. Frank LaGrotta was in court for sentencing.
On Tuesday's show, Mike spoke with David Meieran about a recent meeting where supporters and protestors of Marcellus Shale drilling clashed.
KDKA AM's Larry and John talk to Jesse Ventura about his new book, as well as the lost $6.6 billion in cash that the United States lost in Iraq.
It's a lot more expensive to park in the city of Pittsburgh, but it's also a lot more inconvenient unless you carry around a roll of quarters. Is the public paying the price for a war between the mayor and council?
Director of Internal Organizing for the Pennsylvania State Education Association, Butch Santicola, joined KDKA Radio's Robert Mangino to discuss a potential ban of teacher strikes.
It's official: former U.S. Senator Rick Santorum is indeed throwing his hat into the ring in the race for the White House.
The old newsreel videos of the Johnstown Flood of 1936 are certainly terrifying as residents flee the rising river. The aftermath left a city destroyed with 30,000 homeless.
As the field for presidential candidates becomes more muddled, political analyst Dr Gerry Schuester joins KDKA-AM's Larry Richert and John Shumway to help make sense of it all.
Robert Mangino takes a deeper look behind the headlines every weekday from 6:00 until 10:00 only on NewsRadio 1020 KDKA!
Some people who got parking tickets in Shadyside say the City of Pittsburgh may have overlooked something.
The government in Harrisburg has found $540 million that it did not expect, but now deciding what to do with it becomes the problem.
Allegheny County officials have been fighting reassessments of properties for years, but now judges have ordered them to do it. A similar decree was just made in Washington County on Wednesday.
City streets, full of potholes in desperate need of paving, but before even one ounce of asphalt goes down this summer - there's already a paving predicament. The Ravenstahl Administration submitted its list of summer road repaving projects to City Council over the weekend, and it's raising concerns about whether politics is dictating what gets paved.
Officials say it will take a week to 10 days to adjust all the meters in the city to the higher rates.
Terry Madonna, political science professor at Franklin and Marshall, joined KDKA Radio's Robert Mangino to discuss whether or not Sarah Palin should run for President in 2012.
