Ed Rendell Stops in Studio K
Former Gov. Ed Rendell joins KDKA-AM's Larry Richert in studio to talk about everything from state politics to his new book, and even Jerry Sandusky.
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Former Gov. Ed Rendell joins KDKA-AM's Larry Richert in studio to talk about everything from state politics to his new book, and even Jerry Sandusky.
We'll be keeping you posted all night as the top high school football seniors in Pennsylvania and Ohio, including 11 locals, square off in their final tune-up before the beginning of their college careers.
The state general services department has taken its sale of confiscated or abandoned goods on line to a level it's never attempted before.
KDKA Radio's Mike Pintek is joined by Bill Green, a political expert, as they discuss the recent election.
Tuesday was primary day in Pennsylvania and there were some interesting results by the end of the night.
Former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum remained resolute in his pursuit of the Republican nomination in the presidential race Tuesday night, after former Governor Mitt Romney swept three primaries.
Liberty Avenue in Lawrenceville can be a pretty busy street, making it stressful for drivers that share the road with bike riders.
A new bike safety law will go into effect Monday in Pennsylvania.
Did you know this is the "Year of the Bible" in Pennsylvania? But an atheist group from Wisconsin has filed a federal lawsuit against state lawmakers saying it's unconstitutional.
KDKA AM's Larry and John talk to Gov Tom Corbett as he makes his way through Europe to bring back business for PA.
GOP presidential hopeful Rick Santorum is answering critics who say he is giving up on Florida. The former senator says he is not giving up. There were reports Friday that Santorum is going home and abandoning his campaign in Florida.
The Pennsylvania Primary is April 24. But could there be a second primary later this year - at double the expense to taxpayers?
In light of the alleged Penn State sex scandal, some local lawmakers and a victim of abuse are calling for changes in Pennsylvania laws. The goal is to better protect children and the group is calling on the state attorney general to step up those efforts.
Track all the results from Pennsylvania's 2011 General Election!
NewsRadio 1020 KDKA's Robert Mangino talks with Dennis Yablonsky, CEO of the Allegheny Conference on Community Development, about the condition of Pennsylvania's highways, bridges and public transit systems, as well as other key aspects of the state's aging infrastructure.
Pennsylvania Republicans are making a push to overhaul the state's electoral college system, hoping to make Pennsylvania only the third state in the nation to adopt a model other than the "winner take all" approach favored by most of the country.
The memorial garden and Walk of Remembrance in eastern Pennsylvania serves as a focal point for those whose lives were scarred in the 9/11 terror attacks.
The First Puppies of Pennsylvania have been given names.
After months of contentious debate, President Obama and Congressional leaders announced the historic agreement to raise the debt ceiling and pull the nation back from the brink of financial default; but is the new deal bad for Pennsylvania and other states?
How would you like to name the "First Puppies" of Pennsylvania? Governor Tom Corbett and First Lady, Susan, are holding a contest to name the newest members of their family.
The debate is heating up over whether or not to privatize Pennsylvania's state liquor store system. The lawmaker who is the latest to put a proposal on the table, and another lawmaker who is absolutely opposed, squared off during Friday's taping of the KD-PG Sunday Edition.
Nancy Caruso joined Paul and Rose on the KDKA Afternoon News to discuss her upcoming journey.
Penn State and the University of Pittsburgh are tops in the country in the amount that students pay for "in-state" tuition. But, at the same time, Pennsylvania ranks 46th in the nation for the amount of money it provides for public higher education.
