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DraftKings ripped after backtracking on surcharge
One of the bigger stories around the sports gambling world was the proposed gaming tax surcharge by DraftKings which was set to affect numerous states. But hours after one of their biggest competitors, FanDuel, decided not to implement the same surcharge, DraftKings also issued a statement saying they would be nixing their plans. Earlier this Read more... The post DraftKings backtracks after FanDuel doesn’t implement gaming tax surcharge appeared first on Awful Announcing.
Minority-owned small businesses in Pennsylvania to receive more state funding in 2024
(WHTM) — Pennsylvania set a record in assisting minority-owned small businesses last year, and more money will be spent in 2024 as part of an aggressive campaign to help those businesses achieve their dreams. Last year, for the first time, Pennsylvania steered nearly $700 million toward minority-owned, women-owned, and veteran-owned businesses, including a Pittsburgh-based consulting […]
Another national company set to close Pennsylvania stores due to bankruptcy
(WTAJ) — As companies around the country file for bankruptcy and stores close in many states, another national retailer is joining the list. LL Flooring, formerly known as Lumber Liquidators, has filed for bankruptcy in Delaware, saying it is nearly $110 million in long-term debt. The filing comes with the announcement that 94 locations nationwide will be closing, including three in Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania protects 247 acres of 3 farms in Berks County from future development
The Shapiro Administration has announced that Pennsylvania is investing more than $9.9 million to purchase development rights for 2,654 acres on 30 farms in 14 counties, protecting them from future residential or commercial development. These conservation easement purchases ensure that Pennsylvania farmers will have the quality land they need to continue supporting families, communities, and jobs in the future.
Coroner called to scene after boy disappears in creek while kayaking
UPDATE: Body of 10-year-old kayaker, missing 4 days, found in central Pa. creek. The coroner was called to the scene of a kayaking accident Wednesday morning, four days after a 10-year-old boy disappeared in the water. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on...
From Fisher-Price clubs to national tournaments, West Virginia 8-year-old ranks 5th in US Kids World Tournament
OHIO COUNTY, W.Va. (WTRF) — An 8-year-old from Ohio County is in the spotlight. It’s because Andrew Bieniek has become one of the best golfers in the nation. During the US Kids World Tournament, one of the biggest competitions in junior golf, Andrew walked away with 5th place. 7News took to the green, where Andrew […]
Cornell looks to get over hump in the 2024 season
CORAOPOLIS — It was a roller coaster ride of a season for Cornell in 2023 and as Ed Dawson enters into his 10th season at the helm, he looks to get his Raiders squad over the hump for a deep run into the playoffs after a disappointing end to the season last year. ...
A start to the end of the strike? Feds file for temporary injunction to return Pittsburgh news unions to work
The National Labor Relations Board on Wednesday filed for an injunction seeking to have a federal court step in to end an almost two-year strike and put striking Pittsburgh Post-Gazette workers back to work. The rare filing, in U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania, asks a judge...
PPS president, Carrick residents comment on study recommending closure of more than a dozen buildings
PITTSBURGH — A consultant is recommending Pittsburgh Public Schoolscut its total number of school buildings from 54 to 40. That would mean closing 16 schools and opening two new ones. "I think the most important thing to know is that it is just a proposal. It is really the...
Pittsburgh woman is longest-serving member of the Democratic National Committee
PITTSBURGH — The Democratic National Convention kicks off next week. A woman with deep ties to Pittsburgh is honored at the event, year after year, as a history-maker in politics. A newspaper clipping shows how much William Anderson adored his grandmother when he was 3 years old. He said...
Pittsburgh startup notches early courtroom win against pharma giant
PITTSBURGH - When a pharmaceutical giant unexpectedly ended its partnership with a Pittsburgh biotech startup, forcing the company to close in 2023, the biotech hit back - and recently notched an early legal win in New York. In April, ChemImage Corp., a Point Breeze advanced medical imaging company, filed a...
Building Bridges Academy aims to unite students and teachers
PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh is a city known for its bridges, and Pittsburgh Public Schools is using that as inspiration for a new program for teachers. The Building Bridges Teacher Academy is underway this week at the district's Greenway Professional Development Center. The goal of the three-day event is to bridge the gap between educators and students.
Bus crashes into Pittsburgh home after being hit by vehicle involved in police chase
PITTSBURGH — A Pittsburgh Regional Transit bus crashed into a home in the city’s Homewood South neighborhood after a police chase involving another vehicle Tuesday afternoon. The homeowner, Dennis Williams, told sister station WTAE that his home is structurally safe, but his front porch which caught the force...
Pittsburgh nurses hold rally outside hospital on eve of final contract negotiations
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Nurses at West Penn Hospital rallied outside the hospital on Wednesday on the eve of final contract negotiations. Dozens of nurses stood in front of West Penn Hospital, flanked by elected officials and supporters, demanding more money and help. If not, they said they have no problem walking. "It's amazing to see so many West Penn nurses here," said McKenzie Reed, a critical care nurse. "We are united, we are strong. Let's hear it for West Penn nurses."The rally was part of a push from the Service Employee International Union to pressure Allegheny Health Network for better working conditions....
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