Lets get the first check on a friday morning commute from emily west. 78 eastbound by exit 7, that is 173, we have an overturned truck and a debris spill. Also an accident on truck route 19. A few lanes blocked both ways. Two lanes northbound. Southbound, left lane blocked with emergency vehicles. More weather and traffic coming up. Thank you. 4 31. Breaking news overnight in the search for a shoplifting suspect who escaped police ed d ed d police custody. Katherine creag is in tribeca with what we know. Reporter good morning. That young man made a run for it after escaping from the back of a squad car just like this one. But he was captured, as you said, hours later. His escape happened here right where we are at the First Precinct Police station house in tribeca. We want to show you what this looked like when investigators were taking a look at that squad he was in the backseat of that nypd squad car, but somehow the door was open. He had on handcuffs but managed to make his way to t
Last week, Republican Pennsylvania state representative and congressional hopeful Rob Mercuri sent out an exploitative fundraising email using the anniversary of 9/11 to ask for donations. He invoked the nearly 3,000 American victims and the later sacrifices of American service members in a pathetic attempt to fundraise off their deaths.
Bethel Park School District’s political landscape will change this year as no incumbents sought reelection.
Those on the board calling it a career, for now, include board president Pamela Dobos, Russ Spicuzza, Connie Ruhl and Ken Nagel.
Seven people have cross-filed seeking Democratic and Republican nominations in the May 18 primary, according to the Allegheny County Office of Elections unofficial candidate list.
Candidates on the primary ballot are Sean Browne, Buffie Faes, Dan Grzybek, Gail Hoppe, Sharon Janosik, James Means Jr. and Rory Smith.
Here are the candidates and their responses to election questions posed by the Bethel Park Journal:
good evening. good evening, thank you. thanks to you have at home. four dominant stories tonight. the health vote is tomorrow. democrats need every single one of their votes. two conserve-a-dems are holding out. it s not who you might think. liz cheney thinks we re heading into halloween, not thanksgiving. her new bee afraid video has back fired. it is john mccain versus lindsey graham. wouldn t they just best friends? and as the economic meltdown continues in california, the governor there says students have to suffer. and i am quoting. the students are not doing so quietly. four dominant stories and this friday we put them in perspective with air america s anna marie cox with nate silver of fivethirtyeight.com and former governor eliot spitzer all alive and together in our studio. weird, right? we begin with the countdown in d.c. 24 hours from right now, we should know whether or not the senate is moving on health reform. that vote is expected at 8:00 p.m. tomorrow ni