Julian Routh
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Corrections Secretary to Examine Prison Overcrowding on Task Force
Pennsylvania Department of Corrections Secretary John Wetzel has been named to a national task force that will examine the criminal justice system, and → Read More
What To Do With All That Christmas Packing Material?
Chances are, if you got that gigantic flat screen television this holiday season, there was polystyrene in the packaging. But now that the TV is on the → Read More
Ballet Company to Host Sensory-Friendly Performance of 'The Nutcracker'
For those with sensory sensitivities or autism spectrum disorder, a night out at the theater might seem impossible. But this holiday season, the Pittsburgh → Read More
New Airport Authority CEO Wants to Add More Nonstop Flights
A woman with more than two decades of air service experience was introduced Tuesday as the new CEO of the Allegheny County Airport Authority. Christina → Read More
Latest Round of Housing Vouchers Given to Homeless Veterans
More than 100 homeless veterans in Pennsylvania will receive rental vouchers totaling nearly $560,000 from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban → Read More
Long-Term Care Report Expected in Waning Days of Corbett Administration
A commission tasked with examining the long-term care system in Pennsylvania is prepared to submit its recommendations to Gov. Tom Corbett but not before → Read More
Fast Food Workers March in North Side for Minimum Wage Hike
More than 100 fast food workers and supporters marched along Allegheny Avenue in the North Side Thursday morning to fight for a minimum wage hike. The → Read More
Plans Move Forward to Restore Allegheny County Courthouse
One of the most iconic symbols in downtown Pittsburgh is set to undergo a series of renovations that will preserve its history and bring it up to date. → Read More
Bad Bug: Berks County Areas Quarantined to Fight Lanternfly
Five townships and two boroughs in Berks County have been placed under quarantine by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture in the fight against the → Read More
Threat of Chronic Wasting Disease Plagues Deer Hunting Season
As deer season approaches, hunters in Blair and Bedford counties will have to follow Pennsylvania Game Commission regulations intended to halt the spread → Read More
Cost-of-Living Adjustments Won't Ruin Chance at Rebate
Social Security cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs) will no longer disqualify Pennsylvanians from receiving a tax rebate if their annual earnings were → Read More
Pittsburgh's LGBT Equality Rating Well Above National Average
Pittsburgh received the second highest grade in lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) equality among seven cities in Pennsylvania, according to a → Read More
Pitt Study Reveals Stem Cells In Esophagus
A new discovery by researchers from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine could impact the treatment of esophageal cancer and a condition known → Read More
Online Tool Pinpoints Wood Burning Areas
A Pennsylvania-based clean air activist group has launched a new on-line tool it says will encourage discussion about open wood burning and wood smoke → Read More
Pittsburgh To Paris Program Grows Downtown
The Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership’s Paris to Pittsburgh program has been given life for at least another year with the Colcom Foundation coming on board → Read More
Forbes Hospital Using New Software to Bridge Language Barriers
The cost of hiring an interpreter or sign language specialist to communicate with hospital patients can reach up to $70 per hour, but suburban Pittsburgh → Read More
Battling Labor Shortage, Companies Use 'Manufacturing Day' as Recruitment Tool
For an industry that is struggling to find workers, this Friday is especially important. On National Manufacturing Day, plants in Pennsylvania will host → Read More
Union Blames I-279 Bus Crash on Mechanical Failure
The Port Authority of Allegheny County thinks the driver is at fault, but the union thinks the Sept. 22 bus crash on Interstate 279 that injured a driver → Read More
UPMC Wants Your Unused Medications
As part of the Drug Enforcement Agency’s National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, UPMC is hosting multiple drop-off zones Sept. 26 where people can safely → Read More
Casino Report Details Minority, Female Hiring
Of the nearly 20,000 employees at the ten casinos and two resort casinos in Pennsylvania, 44 percent are female and 31 percent are racial minorities, → Read More