Noisy data center debate goes on while lawmakers on summer break
(The Center Square) - Doing nature study or creative writing can prompt Anna Clement to hold class for her four kids in the backyard... Read More.
Pennsylvania
Redding says ‘we’ve seen direct implications with trade’ over tariffs
(The Center Square) - Federal tariffs pose challenges now for farmers in Pennsylvania and across the nation, while a long-term trend puts the industry... Read More.
Man accused in threat against Rep. Gillen misses court date; warrant issued
(The Center Square) - A bench warrant has been issued after a man accused of leaving a threat on the voicemail of... Read More.
Association for counties talks priorities: 911 funding, data centers and more
(The Center Square) - The County Commissioners Association of Pennsylvania, known as CCAP, is an organization founded in 1886 that serves as the... Read More.
As property taxes rise, some Allegheny County owners consider selling
(The Center Square)- Ed Benz has owned houses in Allegheny County since 1999, but recent tax increases are eating into his profits so much... Read More.
Reassessments are a political hot potato: ‘Nobody wants to touch it’
(The Center Square) - It was 1961, the year John F. Kennedy became president, "Hit the Road Jack" by Ray Charles reached number one,... Read More.
Congressional candidate files defamation lawsuit
(Legal Newsline)- A Democrat candidate for Congress has filed a defamation lawsuit in Pennsylvania, alleging a conservative group has misled voters into thinking he... Read More.
Legislature’s second-degree murder sentencing mess highlighted at hearing
(The Center Square) - Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday on Monday gave Republican lawmakers good news on crime rates and new law enforcement units,... Read More.
Proposed bike law may ‘legitimize what really happens out there’
(The Center Square) - Republican Senator Jarrett Coleman is the prime sponsor of a proposal that would make stop signs and red... Read More.
Pittsburgh could owe more to dogwalker called a slur
A $10,000 award from the City of Pittsburgh doesn't stop a dogwalker allegedly called a "dyke" by a city worker from seeking even more... Read More.
