House To Begin Debate On Privatization Of Liquor Sales
The Pennsylvania House will begin debate on the campaign to privatize the state's system of state-owned liquor stores today.
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The Pennsylvania House will begin debate on the campaign to privatize the state's system of state-owned liquor stores today.
New analysis from AAA shows that the Pittsburgh Metro area ranks second in the state of Pennsylvania for texting-while-driving citations.
Thousands people are expected to flock to the David L. Lawrence Convention Center for the annual Pittsburgh Home & Garden Show. Companies will show the latest and greatest products for the home. And one organization will be encouraging people to go green.
For decades, Pennsylvanians have bought bottles of wine and liquor from one of the state's 600 wine and spirits stores and cases of beer from their local distributor, but all that could change.
Beer lovers across the country have filed $5 million class-action lawsuits accusing Anheuser-Busch InBev of watering down its Budweiser, Michelob and other brands.
Authorities on immigration are now looking to educate illegal citizens instead of building bridges to keep them out.
A central Pennsylvania woman will spend 2-4 years in prison for poisoning her boyfriend with eye drops.
While marijuana is still against federal law, states are moving in the opposite direction.
Drivers and passengers are killed in car crashes every day. But here in Pennsylvania, one particular type of accident is proving to be especially deadly.
What most people took away from Gov. Tom Corbett's budget address on Tuesday is that gas prices could go up even further to pay for our region's transportation and road costs.
Executive Director of The Pennsylvania Budget and Policy Center Sharon Ward joins KDKA Radio's Johnna Pro to discuss what they expect to see from Gov. Tom Corbett's 2013-14 spending plan.
The Monogahela River has been announced as the 2013 Pennsylvania river of the year following public, and online voting across the state.
There are new details on a glitch in the state computer system that handles applications for concealed-weapon permits.
Gov. Tom Corbett on Wednesday afternoon outlined his plans to open up liquor and beer sales in Pennsylvania. He estimates the plan will generate $1 billion in revenue and get the state out of the alcohol business.
A Philadelphia lawmaker is teaming up with one of her Maryland colleagues to lobby for the renaming of an Appalachian peak called Negro Mountain that sits on the line between the two states.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration won't take any regulatory action over a vending machine at a Pennsylvania college that dispenses the morning-after pill.
A Pennsylvania woman's trip south of the border ended in a very unusual arrest. Agents say they found her hiding drugs in her private parts.
A former Freedom High School teacher who was caught by undercover camera doing drugs, and offering them to students, is now facing more charges.
Add Pennsylvania to the list of states where residents could be allowed to possess and smoke marijuana legally.
A Pennsylvania lawyer has filed a request to throw out breath testing for alcohol in the state, just a week after a judge ruled the tests aren't accurate for analyzing alcohol in the blood.
Forget the economy -- Pennsylvanians are playing the slots at record numbers, making 2012 the best year ever with nearly $2.5 billion in slots revenue.
Pile on the fries, and slaw. You may soon be able to order your favorite Primanti's sandwich even if you are far away from Pittsburgh.
From the East Coast to the West Coast, recycling is a big issue for local governments.
Nearly $2 million dollars in unclaimed promotional rebates will be available to Pennsylvania residents.
