Pennsylvania
Network Issue Causes State Websites To Go Offline
Many of Pennsylvania’s state government websites are offline, and officials aren’t providing details about the cause or its likely duration.
Possible Aurora Could Light Up The Pittsburgh Sky
Sky watchers might have the chance to view quite a show tonight, courtesy of a solar flare that happened days ago.
Historic Pa. Forest Being Decimated By Invasive Insects
A historic Pennsylvania state forest is facing a serious threat from invasive insects and scientists say climate change is a contributing factor.
Pa. Sen. Casey Now Supports Gay Marriage
Democratic U.S. Sen. Bob Casey announced Monday that he is now in favor of gay marriage, the latest of several lawmakers to change positions on the issue now before the U.S. Supreme Court.
Santorum Discusses 2016 Presidential Election, Other Issues
We are more than three and a half years away from the next presidential election, but that does not mean possible candidates are waiting before they test the waters.
LIHEAP Deadline Extended
Pennsylvania’s low-income home energy assistance program, or LIHEAP, is being extended.
Spring Storm Means More Snow For Sunday
The calendar may say spring, but winter won’t let go of its grasp of the Pittsburgh area.
Pa. House Approves Modified Liquor Privatization Bill
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives is expected to begin debate, and vote, on controversial legislation to privatize the state-owned liquor system.
“Gallon Smashing” Milk Prank Spreads To Pa.
The latest YouTube video fad, “gallon smashing” has spread to supermarkets in Pennsylvania.
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.
Pittsburgh Metro Area Ranks 2nd In Pa. For Texting-While-Driving Citations
New analysis from AAA shows that the Pittsburgh Metro area ranks second in the state of Pennsylvania for texting-while-driving citations.
Pa. DEP Encouraging Homeowners To Go Green At Home & Garden Show
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.
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.
Class Action Lawsuit Claims Budweiser, Michelob Beers Watered Down
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.
Pa. Senator Proposing “Dream Act” Program For Children Of Illegal Citizens
Authorities on immigration are now looking to educate illegal citizens instead of building bridges to keep them out.
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