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Business leaders wary of critical mineral subsidies
(The Center Square) — As federal money and private investment pour into critical minerals, Pennsylvania’s potential is great. The grants that buoy more research to figure out the size of the market in the commonwealth, however, mean some projects are wary of embracing government handouts. For one leader, efforts that don’t diversify draw suspicion as he doesn’t see a strong future in critical minerals without other energy-focused endeavors. ...
Districts Ready For Upcoming School Year
The first round of students in Butler County are getting ready to head back to class Wednesday. Wednesday is the first day of school for students in the Knoch, Slippery Rock, Freeport, and AC Valley School Districts. Of course the new year means some new changes—and that’s the case at...
Residents struggle to relocate after mobile home park repurposed for overflow parking
A little over a year ago, Meer Village LLC bought the Village Mobile Home Park off of West Lake Road. In January of 2024, the new owners, who also own Waldameer Park and Water World, gave park residents evacuation notices requiring them to either leave or move their mobile homes by the end of October.
'Never want anybody to endure that type of pain': 9-year-old hit while riding bike in Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH — Family and friends of the 9-year-old girl who died Sunday after a driver hit and killed her gathered in that same spot Tuesday night for a balloon release. "My baby was a beautiful soul," Cory Carter told the crowd that came together to honor his daughter, Courtney Carter. "Very loving, caring, unique, a one-of-a-kind person."
44-year-old woman killed in Monroeville crash
MONROEVILLE, Pa. — A 44-year-old woman was killed when the vehicle she was in went off the road and hit a tree. The crash happened shortly after 4 p.m. Tuesday in the area of Interstate 376 and Route 22 in Monroeville. The Allegheny County Medical Examiner said Jamie Piper,...
Suspect surrenders following standoff in Pittsburgh’s Banksville neighborhood
PITTSBURGH — A suspect surrendered following a standoff in Pittsburgh’s Banksville neighborhood. Pittsburgh Public Safety said the situation unfolded Tuesday night on the 2900 block of Banksville Road. They said the situation began with a domestic assault and the man involved barricaded himself inside a home. The woman...
Mike Tomlin offers update on Steelers RB Jaylen Warren injury
Pittsburgh Steelers fans clenched their pearls on Saturday as they watched Jaylen Warren head to the blue medical tent. Warren caught a check-down pass by Russell Wilson and was engulfed by Bills defenders. Shortly after, he spent time in the blue medical tent before walking to the locker room. It was later revealed Warren had sustained a hamstring injury. On Tuesday, Mike Tomlin provided a brief update on his running back’s status going forward. “He is out probably out for this week, but not anything that’s a long-term concern,” Tomlin said via ESPN’s Brooke Pryor. A source of Bleacher Report’s Jordan Schultz said that Warren could miss a few weeks, while Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s Gerry Dulac thinks he could be ready for the season opener. Only Tomlin, the trainers and Jaylen Warren know when Jaylen Warren will be ready. Mike Tomlin on Jaylen Warren: "He is out probably out for this week, but not anything that's a long-term concern." — Brooke Pryor (@bepryor) August 20, 2024 More Jaylen Warren!Jaylen Warren: Check out the best 2023 season pics of the Steelers RBSteelers RB Jaylen Warren offers sobering commentary on George PickensSteelers RB Jaylen Warren downplays career outing vs. Packers
11-year-old struck and killed in Harrison Township
HARRISON TOWNSHIP, Pa. — Allegheny County police said a girl was struck and killed by a vehicle in Harrison Township. The crash happened around 7:20 p.m. Tuesday on Kuntz Street. Initial reports said that the child was riding her bike, but police later say she was on foot when...
PECO’s EV Investment: Rebates, Charging Stations, and Savings Tools to Simplify Your Switch to Electric Vehicles
Working with customers to help them access cleaner electric transportation options is an integral part of PECO's Path to Clean commitment. PECO, Pennsylvania’s largest electric and natural gas delivery company and provider of energy to millions of customers in the Greater Philadelphia region, is on a Path to Clean, working with its parent company Exelon to reduce its operations-driven emissions by 50 percent by 2030 and achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. To meet these aggressive targets, the company has been implementing programs to dramatically reduce its carbon footprint, while also investing in infrastructure to make cleaner energy solutions more accessible, affordable, and equitable for customers. One of the ways PECO is doing this is by embracing electric vehicles (EVs).
RFK Jr. fights to keep ballot spot in Pennsylvania, asserts Democrats want to remove him
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — Independent Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. arrived in Harrisburg Tuesday to argue in Commonwealth court why he should stay on the Pennsylvania ballot, but he could not arrive on time. He showed up late and was unable to speak in court. It is unclear who Kennedy Jr. would hurt more, […]
Sheetz or Wawa: VP nominee Walz weighs in on the Pennsylvania debate
(WTAJ) — Sheetz or Wawa? It’s a decades-long debate here in Pennsylvania, however, Vice Presidential nominee Tim Walz somehow skirted around the topic. Walz, the current governor of Minnesota, was at a breakfast Monday with Pennsylvania delegates ahead of the Democratic National Convention when the “War of Convenience Stores” came up, according to Delaware Online. […]
Pennsylvania Auditor General visits Johnstown to discuss financial literacy
Pennsylvania Auditor General Timothy DeFoor visited Johnstown Tuesday evening to meet with dozens of community leaders. He said that in his work to eliminate poverty across the state, he’s found one important solution. “Financial literacy and poverty; there’s a correlation between the two. To get out of poverty and...
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