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Radio PA’s Top 10 Pennsylvania Stories of 2012 – Part 1
As 2012 draws to a close, Radio PA is looking back at the top 10 Pennsylvania stories of the year as voted on by the news staff and other members of the statewide media. In this installment, we reveal stories 10 through 8, beginning with one of many political fights in 2012…one that began with […]
Good Government Group to Dissolve at Year’s End
After eight years of fighting for state government reforms, Democracy Rising PA will call it quits at the end of the year. Co-founder Tim Potts tells Radio PA they simply cannot raise enough money to keep going. “I’m not sure exactly why that is,” Potts explains. “I think though that there is some scandal fatigue… and […]
Powerball Produces Two More Million Dollar Tickets in Pennsylvania
There were two Powerball tickets worth one million dollars each sold in Pennsylvania for the drawing that was held on Saturday, December 22nd. Pennsylvania Lottery officials say one of the tickets was sold at the Giant Eagle in Baden, Beaver County. The other million dollar winner was sold at Stauffer’s One Stop in Ringtown, Schuylkill County. […]
Shootings Leave Gunman, Three Dead in Blair County Pennsylvania
Four people are dead after a multiple shooting Friday morning in Blair County near Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania. Police got the first call of gunshots fired around 9 am. Trooper David McGarvey of the Hollidaysburg Barracks says as troopers headed to the scene, a man in a truck opened fire on the marked patrol cars as they […]
Radio PA Roundtable 12.21.12
On this week’s Radio PA Roundtable, Brad Christman brings you Governor Tom Corbett’s thoughts on the Connecticut school massacre and the political debates that have resulted. The governor also talks about Christmases past and you’ll hear from an author whose book “Fading Ads of Philadelphia” makes a great last-minute stocking stuffer for the native Philadelphian […]
