Pres. Joe Biden Visiting Pittsburgh To Announce Multi-Trillion-Dollar Infrastructure Plan
President Biden will be in Pittsburgh to announce a multi-trillion-dollar plan to rebuild America's infrastructure.
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President Biden will be in Pittsburgh to announce a multi-trillion-dollar plan to rebuild America's infrastructure.
With President Joe Biden set to be in Pittsburgh on Wednesday, he's expected to talk about infrastructure and make a major announcement.
Gov. Tom Wolf is pushing to phase out gas tax, creating a commission that will find other ways to fund the state's infrastructure.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation has avoided a major shutdown. PennDOT had originally said it expected to run out of money Dec. 1.
New research has found that Pennsylvania dams are just another part of the state's infrastructure woes.
If you think Pennsylvania has some of the worst road infrastructure in the country, you wouldn't be wrong.
Pennsylvania's governor is promoting a statewide infrastructure plan as a way to fund the expansion of broadband into areas that lack high-speed access to the internet.
Gov. Tom Wolf is announcing funding to improve bridges, roads and more around the state.
Addressing Congress, President Trump repeated a frequent campaign theme - infrastructure.
"Forty-eight percent of Pittsburgh's bridges are structurally deficient or functionally obsolete," former Gov. Ed Rendell declared in Pittsburgh on Wednesday afternoon.
Billed the Pennsylvania Road Show, House Transportation Chairman Bill Shuster, of Hollidaysburg, led members of Congress and transportation secretaries from around the country through Pittsburgh on Tuesday morning.
It's no secret how deficient this nation's infrastructure has become.
Pennsylvania's grades suffered this year on its infrastructure report card with seven Ds from the American Society of Civil Engineers.
When Gov. Tom Corbett signed Act 89, the Transportation Funding Bill, last November, it meant a hike in the gasoline tax and other PennDOT fees that are being phased in over the next couple years.
If you thought the gasoline tax hike in Pennsylvania on Jan. 1 was the last of the tax increases associated with the Transportation Funding Bill -- well, think again.
Call it "the big fix." The federal government has ordered a $3 to $5 billion overhaul of the region's antiquated sewer and water systems to stop raw sewage from spilling into our rivers and streams.
The New Year is coming in with a big blow to your wallet. The cost of treating sewage at the Allegheny County Sanitary Plant is going up -- way up.
At its North Side treatment Plant, the Allegheny County Sanitary Authority cleans 250 million gallons of wastewater every.
The ALCOSAN Board of Directors late Thursday approved a four-year plan, which sees its service rates jump nearly 50 percent between Jan. 1 of next year and 2017.
It's the "day of reckoning" for bridges across Pennsylvania. New weight restrictions or reductions were announced Thursday.
It's the "day of reckoning" for bridges across Pennsylvania. New weight restrictions or reductions were announced Thursday.
Sen. Bob Casey sent a letter to House Speaker John Boehner on Friday asking for quick action on a bill to repair locks and dams in this region.
If you're one of the 263,000 customers of Columbia Gas in this region, some bad news: the Public Utility Commission has approved a 16 percent increase in your natural gas bill.
A new report is out today about the condition of Pennsylvania's roads and bridges. The findings show exactly how much bad roads cost drivers.
Most Americans who traveled during this Thanksgiving holiday came face to face with an American reality: while there is much to be thankful for, our infrastructure is not one of those things.
