A body was pulled from a home in Stanton Heights on Monday evening where officials are investigating a hoarding situation.

Should the Christopher Columbus statue be removed? 

Christopher Columbus statue. Should in stay, or should it go?

Pittsburgh Public School students’ SAT scores are a fraction of those of their suburban counterparts. Why? How do we fix this?

Sloppy dressers are showing up to work all over the city in ‘yogurt pants’ and baggy shorts. What does it say about them?

Why didn’t people evacuate before Hurricane Irma hit Florida? And why must taxpayers now foot the bill for their rescue? Marty also hears from a former city planner who sheds some light on why people rebuild in flood plains. 

Marty discusses the events that took place this past weekend involving Hurricane Irma. 

Marty is joined by KDKA meteorologist Robert Suhr to talk about the storm and what is to come. 

Marty discusses the damages from Hurricane Irma and how it will be paid for. 

Marty highlights the job opportunities throughout the nation that cannot be filled due to a lack of interest by many to go out and "work for a living". 

Marty discusses and debates the factors that are preventing Americans from going out and finding jobs that need filled. 

Marty continues the discussion on how some Americans are not willing to work the jobs that exist today. 

Marty gives personal examples on how work ethic is developed at a young age. 

Marty talked with KDKA radio News Editor Robert Suhr about hurricane Irma and the devestation that it will bring while eplaining how hurricanes work.  Marty then talked with County Executive Rich Fitzgerald about the possibility of Amazon bringing over 50,000 jobs to Pittsburgh and what will it cost to bring them to Pittsburgh.