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My Bike Program Helps Children With Disabilities
A unique program is making many children very happy. The My Bike Program gives children with disabilities specially-made bicycles. For some, it’s the first bike they’ve ever owned.
Orie Melvin State Supreme Court Vacancy Has Impact On Drilling
The impact of the conviction and resignation of former Justice Joan Orie Melvin is already being felt with a stalled decision on a matter of vital importance.
Officials Fight To Keep US Airways Flight Center In Pittsburgh
Earlier this week, U.S. Airways CEO Doug Parker said it was likely the airline will move its flight operations center to Dallas in the next couple years. Six-hundred local jobs are at stake.
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.
Thousands Flock Downtown To Watch St. Patrick’s Day Parade
It’s a tradition that dates back to 1869. Through wars, the depression and even a blizzard, Pittsburgh loves its St. Patrick Day Parade. And this year was no exception.
Former Penn State Football Players Speak Out At PSU Trustees Meeting
About 30 former Penn State football players showed up at a crowded Friday afternoon meeting of the Penn State Board of Trustees in Hershey, critical of the trustees handling of the Sandusky affair and their treatment of the late coach Joe Paterno.
Corbett Says Pay-To-Play Is No Longer Rule In State Government
Gov. Tom Corbett won’t talk about the current investigation, but says whatever happened at the Turnpike Commission under previous governors, his rule about doing business with any state agency is simple.
Local Woman’s Wins Lawsuit To Get Low-Income Health Care Reinstated
Funds for low-income health insurance programs were diverted, the programs disbanded and that has left thousands in Pennsylvania with no assistance. On Tuesday, a Commonwealth Court judge declared unconstitutional a state law that siphoned money from the Adult Basic Health Care program into state coffers.
Gov. Corbett: We’ve Had To Do Some Very Difficult Things
KDKA-TV’s Jon Delano talked to Gov. Tom Corbett about approval ratings and running for re-election.
Gov. Signs Execution Warrant For Convicted “Kill For Thrill” Killer
Gov. Tom Corbett has signed an execution warrant for a man convicted in the “Kill for Thrill” murders 33 years ago.
Wine, Beer Could Be Sold In Many Venues If Pa. Privatizes State Stores
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.
PA Public Welfare Secretary Criticized For Living Out Of State Resigns
Pennsylvania Public Welfare Secretary Gary Alexander, who lived in Rhode Island and was paid for travel costs during his employment, has resigned.
Transportation Secretary: Corbett’s Plan Crucial To Road, Bridge Preservation
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.
Gov. Corbett Unveils Budget Proposal
Gov. Tom Corbett unveiled his budget proposal today. He says he plans to spend an additional $600 million in the upcoming fiscal year.
Previewing Gov. Corbett’s Budget Proposal
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.
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