Michael Spacciapolli

Whether it is Washington or Harrisburg, dysfunctional well describes the national and state legislatures. What we have are national and state leaders unable to read the room. For them, compromise is an unnatural act.

A proposal to classify high school football teams by roster size and winning records instead of enrollment is getting widespread pushback. There’s the option of dropping football altogether. The sport need not be mandatory.

Sadly, a week doesn’t go by without some sort of violent act that leaves us all wondering why. The most recent outbreak happened at Carrick High School. We can no longer send prayers and hope it stops. Take action and make it stop.

In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s killing there’s been no shortage of inflammatory political and social media commentary, but not from three Pennsylvania leaders we want to commend. Governor Josh Shapiro, U.S. Senators Dave McCormick and John Fetterman.

Political influencer Charlie Kirk was shot and killed on a Utah college campus Wednesday, in the latest politically motivated attack in the United States. Violence isn’t exclusive to one side or the other. It is an American problem.

Here We Go! If you’re from Pittsburgh, you can’t say that without hearing in your head “STEELERS” Here we Go! We have the 70’s to thank for that. It all starts Sunday. Here We Go.

After 21 people were injured last weekend in a bus accident in Aliquippa a question concerned families are asking is: Should seat belts be required? If our children are indeed our ‘most precious commodity’, then isn’t the extra cost worth it?

There is one issue on which PA legislators could find common ground: regulating so-called skill games. These video games are popping up like weeds and a state senator says it’s time to do something about them.

Mt. Lebanon native Mark Cuban spoke to reporters Wednesday saying: “We’re trying to disrupt an industry that needs disrupted.” He was talking about pharmacy benefit managers, also called PBM’s.

This week the White House warned the nation of a looming energy crisis as demand for AI technology increases. 3 projects announced at the Energy and Innovation Summit will respond to America’s growing need for electricity. 3 huge wins for the region.