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Voters in Pittsburgh's two majority-Black state House districts go to the polls today to fill out vacant seats in House districts 19 and 24.
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Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey has rolled out the first of the nominations for his cabinet, naming Jake Pawlak as his choice to be the director of the city’s Office of Management and Budget and his deputy mayor.
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Local Democrats are largely in favor of the new preliminary state political maps unveiled yesterday. Republicans are less enamored of the new lines.
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For nearly eight months, the coronavirus pandemic has prevented most of Pittsburgh’s live-performance venues from opening to in-person audiences.…
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Pennsylvania primary elections were moved to June 2because of COVID-19. But even amid all the changes, next week voters will have two familiar options…
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A Republican-affiliated polling firm is arguing that backing the legalization of marijuana can be a winner for GOP legislators in Harrisburg, where…
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On today's program: Rep. Jake Wheatley wants legalized weed to fund social programs, including record expungement; an update on a proposed low-to-no…
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Misbehaving students in Kindergarten through fifth grade would no longer be given out-of-school suspensions under a measure introduced in the Pennsylvania…
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The mass shooting in Orlando, Fla. earlier this month spurred the national discussion on gun control yet again.U.S. Senate Democrats led a successful…
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A project at Pittsburgh’s Brashear High School to place small “libraries” throughout the community is picking up steam with local lawmakers.The project,…