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Steelworkers were pushing coke out of ovens when deadly explosion rocked Pennsylvania plant
CLAIRTON, Pa. (AP) — Workers were pushing coke out of huge ovens and preparing for maintenance when an explosion rocked a U.S. Steel plant outside Pittsburgh, a company executive said Tuesday, a day after the blast killed two workers.
The state treasurer launches an aggressive attack against the Democratic incumbent ahead of her anticipated campaign launch.
The CEO of U.S. Steel pledged a transparent investigation into the Clairton Coke Works explosion that killed two and injured 10 Monday morning. CEO David Burritt was joined at a press conference ...
Pennsylvania's Republican-controlled Senate on Tuesday passed a $47.6 billion budget bill and a measure expending reserve dollars primarily used for capital projects to increase funding for mass ...
State acting Education Secretary Carrie Rowe’s nomination has cleared a key legislative panel. Rowe, who was nominated to ...
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Josh Shapiro is getting presidential buzz, but a battleground re-election campaign beckons first
Josh Shapiro in the 2022 contest by 15 points, has intensified recently. Last week, he published a refreshed version of his ...
Pa. GOP criticizes Gov. Shapiro for joining a lawsuit against the Trump administration amid debate over transgender kids in ...
After another round of votes on Tuesday, lawmakers are no closer to breaking the six-week gridlock on Pennsylvania’s overdue ...
Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro and Lieutenant Governor Davis call for the state Senate to secure vital funding for public ...
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‘We owe them an answer for what happened’: Gov. Shapiro addresses blast that killed 2 workers
Timothy Quinn, a 39-year-old father and second-generation steelworker, was among the two killed in the Monday explosion at a ...
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