All eyes on 2 close races in Pennsylvania
KDKA political editor Jon Delano has the latest on the vote counts.
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KDKA political editor Jon Delano has the latest on the vote counts.
Democrats and Republicans went to the polls Tuesday to cast their ballots, and a day later, there are still two races that haven't been called.
Voters went to the polls on Tuesday.
KDKA's Amy Wadas is checking out polling places around the area where voters are making their voices heard in the Pennsylvania Primary Election.
Pennsylvania voters head to the polls May 17 to cast their ballots in the state's Primary Election.
Republicans and Democrats can vote in Tuesday's Pennsylvania primary.
Pennsylvania's Lt. Gov. announced the news on Sunday.
Oz, who would be the nation's first Muslim senator, described the comments as "disqualifying."
John Barlow, of Grove City, has been charged with attempted criminal homicide.
Gov. Wolf, who leaves office in January, imposed a moratorium on the use of the death penalty in 2015.
Fetterman said he is feeling "much better" and on his way to a "full recovery."
The former president's endorsement puts Mastriano on even stronger footing heading into Tuesday's primary.
The Democratic nomination to succeed Congressman Mike Doyle is one of the most hotly contested races in the region.
The race for the Republican nomination for U.S. senator continues to heat up.
Trump issued a warning that Kathy Barnette would upend the GOP's chances of holding the seat in November.
Voters will choose their party nominees this coming Tuesday.
New legislation has been proposed in Harrisburg that would give people over the age of 70 an exemption from jury duty.
In interviews with the Republican candidates for that office, KDKA asked each for their solution.
In interviews with the Republican candidates for that office, KDKA asked each for their solution.
Inflation is not an easy issue to solve, and the candidates usually have several ideas.
Inflation is not an easy issue to solve, and the candidates usually have several ideas.
Doug Mastriano is running to the right of the nine-person Republican field.
His support of the Women's Health Protection Act brings the votes in favor of to 49.
The U.S. Senator made the announcement on Tuesday.
KDKA's Jon Delano asked each candidate what separates them from the others in this crowded field.
