Jewish leaders from Pittsburgh travel to Poland to help Ukrainian refugees
They were part of a recent delegation that traveled to Poland to see the crisis at the border.
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They were part of a recent delegation that traveled to Poland to see the crisis at the border.
Republican U.S. Senator Pat Toomey said President Joe Biden is not doing enough to help Ukraine.
Seventeen-year-old Dasha Zhykharskaya arrived in Pittsburgh from Ukraine last Thursday with her younger brother and grandparents.
An American with Pittsburgh connections was killed in a Russian attack in Ukraine.
There's pain at the pump for American drivers as US gas prices soar to record highs.
A local church is preparing to ship out thousands of donated items to Ukrainian civilians.
Help and prayers are what a Ukrainian teen is asking for the people of her country.
The war in Ukraine has led to fear and anxiety in the U.S., resulting in a spike in gun sales and permits to carry concealed weapons.
Pres. Biden banned Russian oil, natural gas and coal from being imported into the United States.
Monday held tense moments for a Peters Township family from Ukraine.
Ohioan's five public employee pension funds would have to divest themselves of all Russian-connected assets and state and local governments would be banned from contracting with Russian companies under emergency GOP legislation introduced Thursday.
Lawmakers are calling for a ban on Russian oil to the United States.
The board of another big public pension system in Pennsylvania voted Friday to sell off its Russia-related investments.
More than 40 pallets of gray bins were picked up and loaded onto trucks from a warehouse in Zelienople on Thursday.
Pennsylvania's biggest public pension system will begin to sell off its investments in Russia and Belarus, after its board voted unanimously Thursday in light of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Millions of dollars from Pennsylvania public school pension funds are tied up and in Russian investments, and that discovery has local teachers demanding action immediately.
It comes as a shock to many.
Another one of Pittsburgh's iconic buildings has become lit in the colors of Ukraine's flag in solidarity with the nation.
A special group of dancers in Allegheny County is honoring their Ukrainian heritage.
Monday several professors living in Ukraine held a panel discussion about the ongoing crisis in the country.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine is spurring Pennsylvania lawmakers to draft legislation to require the state Treasury Department and the state's three public pension funds to divest holdings connected to Russia.
Governor Tom Wolf is seeking to remove Russian products from Fine Wine & Good Spirits stores.
A Scott Township family is maintaining hope in a dark time for Ukraine.
Demonstrators have also gathered in several other major cities in the U.S., including New York City and Washington, D.C.
Ukrainians in Pittsburgh believe America needs to do more as Russia moved into Ukraine.
