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Community while we support our Muslim Community. As we support our christian community. Thats what pittsburgh is about. This is a welcoming city. This is the city, if this shooter believed that what he would do would somehow take away our strength in our diversity, he is completely and was completely wrong. Our responsibility is to provide comfort for the community and healing and support. For the people who suffered losses, and for the community as a whole because i feel we all jewish and nonje...

We have found ways to stand back up. Here to help you through this horrific episode. We will get through this darkest day of pittsburghs history by working together. Harris matt finn joins me live outside the federal courthouse in pittsburgh. At any moment, the man who police say shot and killed 11 people at a synagogue here in pittsburgh will make his first appearance before a judge inside the federal courthouse behind me. 46yearold Robert Bowers is charged with 29 federal offenses including us...

To honor them in pittsburgh. But this morning, synagogue leaders have conflicting opinions on whether President Trump should visit this community now. I do not welcome this president to my city. Hes the purveyor of hate speech. The president of the United States is always welcome. Im a citizen, hes my president. Hes certainly welcome. What is the president saying this morning . Hes using his favorite platform, twitter, to take aim at a favorite target, the media. Blaming the media for fueling th...

Two Democratic lawmakers, one in the House and one in the Senate, are introducing legislation to advance Gov. Josh Shapiro’s proposals to reimagine Pennsylvania’s higher education system. The system has long been criticized as underfunded by the state and too expensive for students. The governor on Friday announced the introduction

Pennsylvania bars, restaurants and other establishments with liquor licenses would be able to sell "canned coktails" under a bill that passed the state Senate in a close vote.

Pennsylvania bars, restaurants and other establishments with liquor licenses would be able to sell "canned coktails" under a bill that passed the state Senate in a close vote.

Pennsylvania bars, restaurants and other establishments with liquor licenses would be able to sell "canned coktails" under a bill that passed the state Senate in a close vote.

HARRISBURG — Canned cocktails are restricted for sale within Pennsylvania’s liquor stores but a bill that barely passed the state Senate this week would expand availability to bars and restaurants,

HARRISBURG — Canned cocktails are restricted for sale within Pennsylvania’s liquor stores but a bill that barely passed the state Senate this week would expand availability to bars and restaurants,

Last year's state budget passed almost six months late, a delay state lawmakers don't want to see happen again.