Oliver Morrison
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90.5 WESA
Hundreds of U.S. Steel workers gathered in the frigid cold at the Clairton Coke Works Thursday to rally support for the company’s sale to Nippon Steel.
Reid R. Frazier
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The Allegheny Front
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Donald Trump had vowed early in the presidential campaign that he would “instantaneously” block the purchase of U.S. Steel by Japanese steelmaker Nippon Steel Corp. -
Pennsylvania’s farms could become more resilient to severe weather brought on by climate change thanks to $40.8 million in federal grant money. -
New Kensington will join Pittsburgh in an effort to reduce carbon emissions: Building owners commit to reducing their energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions and in return, they receive training and a community of support to help them lower their utility bills. -
Pennsylvania is experiencing an unusual stretch of dry weather that’s causing concerns about low drinking water levels and farm crop losses, including Christmas trees. -
AAA predicts 80 million people will travel 50 miles or more from home over the Thanksgiving holiday. -
The manager will work to bring more businesses into the vacant storefronts on Carson Street, keep existing ones interested in staying in the neighborhood, and promote the neighborhood in general. -
The decision was confined to the question of whether or not the closure needed to be stopped immediately to prevent causing “irreparable harm.” The judge found that the harms presented could later be undone through monetary compensation. -
A federal district court has granted a temporary restraining order stopping the closure of the Charleroi's Pyrex glass plant. The closure would result in the loss or relocation of 300 jobs. -
The Pittsburgh company on Wednesday said the April launch of driverless semis traveling from Dallas to Houston will be “modestly later” than the company had intended. -
Legal proceedings for an injunction filed in federal court by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) against the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette are delayed after today’s hearing as a group of employees enter their third year of the ongoing strike.
