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Republican and Democratic legislators blast Wolf's natural gas severance tax proposal, again.

The reaction of lawmakers in the region to Gov. Tom Wolf’s $40 billion budget proposal was about as cold as the temperature outside this time of year. State Rep. Josh Kail, a Beaver County Republican whose district includes part of Washington County, summed up the negative response when he described it as “taxes, taxes and more taxes.” “Unfortunately, instead of advancing pro-worker and pro-growth policies, we still have the same problems that we had when the governor was elected in 2014, and he’s still trying to use the same failed tax policy in response.” Wolf,...

Have you heard about the out of this world new whine? It is called Injustice League White. It begins with bitter notes, then finishes with a sour mouth. It pairs well with anything really stinky. In Monday’s Herald-Standard, the Injustice League – state Rep. Matthew Dowling, R-Uniontown, Rep. Ryan Warner, R-Perryopolis, Sen. Pat Stefano, R-Bullskin Township, Sen. Camera Bartolotta, R-Carroll Township, and Rep. Bud Cook, R-West Pike Run Township – uncorked a particularly distasteful whine regarding the slow and frustrating rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine. To listen to their misg...

Local lawmakers say they’re disappointed with the state’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout, which has left many who are eligible to receive the shots wondering when they’ll get their turn. “Yes, supply is an issue, but Pennsylvania ranks 42nd in the nation when it comes to the percentage of vaccines received that have actually been administered,” said state Rep. Ryan Warner, R-Perryopolis. “Even worse than that is the confusion and frustration our citizens are feeling because they don’t know when they will be able to get a vaccine, even if they are eligible in the c...

Courtesy of Myles Aronowitz/Epix CMU School of Drama grad Brian Muller stars as Pags in the new Epix coming-of-age series “Bridge & Tunnel.” Courtesy of Myles Aronowitz/Epix CMU School of Drama grad Brian Muller stars as Pags in the new Epix coming-of-age series "Bridge & Tunnel."   TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Netflix’s horror series “Archive 81” has been filming in and around Pittsburgh since November and will be joined in a couple of weeks by another Netflix program, “The Chair.” Show...