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Ari Shapiro may be leaving 'All Things Considered,' but he plans to keep telling stories
Listeners of "All Things Considered" learned this week that one of the show hosts, the charismatic Ari Shapiro, has decided to step away from news coverage at NPR. In an interview with WXXI on Thursday, Shapiro talked about his decision and what's next for him.
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro issued a statement Saturday hours after a school bus carrying Aliquippa Jr. High School football players crashed in Beaver County. RELATED VIDEO ABOVE: Chief O'Brien ...
Gov. Josh Shapiro this week joined Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) Commissioner Colonel Christopher Paris to celebrate the ...
The governor’s statement came in response to President Donald Trump, who recently announced he would issue an executive order ...
I n the fall of 2023, as pressure was ramping up on the University of Pennsylvania over antisemitism concerns from students, ...
It’s 52 days into the state’s “new” year and lawmakers still don’t know how much taxpayer money they will spend to keep ...
After winning an Emmy for his season one score, Shapiro was also tasked to write new compositions for new characters, like Gretchen and Dylan G.
Pennsylvania’s two-term elected state Treasurer Stacy Garrity will seek the Republican nomination to challenge Democratic Gov ...
Time is money for farmers,” which is why speeding up the permit process for farm expansions is important, Gov. Josh Shapiro ...
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