President Trump Holds Rally, Takes Swipe At Joe Biden, In Pennsylvania

MONTOURSVILLE, Pa. (AP) — President Donald Trump is claiming that one of his Democratic rivals for the White House, former vice president and Pennsylvania native Joe Biden, “deserted” Pennsylvania. Trump made the charge Monday night at a rally at Williamsport Regional Airport. In fact, Biden was born in Scranton and left for Delaware with his family when he was 10. Trump and Biden have made Pennsylvania front and center in their efforts to win the presidency next year.

Pittsburgh’s Controversial Gun Legislation On Hold For Now

Pittsburgh’s controversial gun legislation is on hold for now. At a court hearing today the City agreed it will not enforce it until a court rules on its legality. The legislation, which was signed by Mayor Bill Peduto in April, makes it illegal to use assault weapons within the city. The legislation also gives courts the power to take weapons away from people deemed to be a risk. It’s unclear when a court ruling will take place. Gun rights advocates argue the new law goes against their Constitutional rights.

Pittsburgh Area School District Publicly Censures Longtime Board Member Over Racist Facebook Post

MCMURRAY, Pa. (AP) — A school district outside Pittsburgh has publicly censured a longtime board of education member over a racist Facebook post that was published on his personal page. The Peters Township board made its decision Monday night after William Merrell apologized for his posts, saying that although he has a right to voice his views on different issues he realized they may have caused harm. Several residents at the meeting called on Merrell to resign. He’s up for re-election in Tuesday’s primary.

Center Township Supervisors Reject Bid

THE CENTER TOWNSHIP SUPERVISORS HAVE REJECTED A BID FOR A LOCAL HOUSING DEVELOPMENT PROJECT. BEAVER COUNTY RADIO NEWS CORRESPONDENT SANDY GIORDANO WAS AT LAST NIGHT’S SUPERVISORS MEETING. Click on ‘play’ to hear Sandy’s report…

Gas Prices In Western PA Going Down

According to this week’s Triple-A Gas Price Report The average price of gasoline across Western Pennsylvania is two cents cheaper this week at $3.06 per gallon… heading into the Memorial Day Weekend. The national prices is at 2.85 a gallon which is a penny cheaper than last week. Drivers a year ago in Western Pa were paying more on average at 3.09 a gallon.

PennDOT: Real I-D System Now In Line With Federal Regulations

State Department of Transportation officials say Pennsylvania’s Real I-D system is now in line with federal regulations. The official word came from the U-S Department of Homeland Security Monday. The new Real I-Ds being issued can be used to board commercial airlines and to enter federal facilities beginning in October 2020.

New Castle House Fire Under Investigation

An investigation is underway into a New Castle house fire. The blaze broke out yesterday afternoon in the back of a house on Sciota Street. Firefighters say the cause appears suspicious. A woman and child who live in the home were able to escape without injuries.

Turnout Expected To Be Low On This Primary Election Day In Beaver County

Today is primary election day…and as Beaver County Radio News Correspondent Sandy Giordano reports, voter turnout is expected to be low. Click on ‘play’ to hear Sandy’s report…