The father of an 11-year-old girl killed in a DUI accident is speaking out. Jeffrey Glowatski was sentenced to 3–6 months in county jail for the drunk-driving death of Roxanne Bonnoni nearly two years ago. His attorney, David Sharager, says the sentence may seem unfair, but the law is clear. He says the district attorney's office did a full and complete investigation. The victim's father - Anthony Csizmadia called in to the Marty Griffin show on KDKA Radio this morning to express his sadness and anger over the outcome of this case: He says he remains in shock over the death of his daughter.

Pennsylvania's US Senators are reacting to last night's State of the Union address. 70-plus Democratic Congressmen and Senators were a no-show at President's Trump's state of the union address last night. Senator John Fetterman telling Marty Griffin on KDKA that while he believe his colleagues have a right to boycott the speech, he feels it was dis-respectful to not show up. Fetterman says Congress should be setting an example for the rest of the nation. Senator Dave McCormick was asked for his response to President Trump calling Democrats 'crazy' during his State of the Union speech last night. McCormick says he and his Democratic counterpart - Senator John Fetterman - try to stay away from inflammatory language. In regards to the content of President Trump's speech, Senator McCormick says he believes the president was being genuine by saying there's a lot to cheer about, but acknowledges there's still a lot of challenges when it comes to housing prices, healthcare and energy.

A heated debate in McCandless ended with a vote limiting local police involvement in federal immigration enforcement. After more than two hours of public comment, McCandless council narrowly voted to bar its police department from assisting ICE and Customs and Border Protection in civil immigration enforcement. Residents were divided — one calling the move the wrong message,

while another argued it protects community trust. The resolution also prevents the township from entering a 287(g) agreement, which would allow local officers to carry out certain federal immigration duties.

The massive storm is grounding dozens of fights at Pittsburgh International. About 25 outbound flights and 15 incoming flights were called off, including routes to New York City, Newark, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C. More than 8,000 flights have been canceled nationwide.Travelers heading out of Pittsburgh are urged to check their flight status before leaving for the airport and be prepared for possible delays or additional cancellations. If you’re able to rebook, that may be your best option. And if your flight is canceled and you decide not to travel, you are entitled to a refund. It’s also recommended to review your airline’s travel waiver policies so you understand your options.

Meijer is looking to expand again in western Pennsylvania. The grocery story chain is pursuing a second store in Butler County, this time in Jackson Township. The Pittsburgh Business Times reports the Michigan-based retailer is exploring a 159-thousand square foot supercenter as part of phase three of the Jackson Pointe Commerce Park, just off Route 19. Township officials say the more than 40-acre site is already pad-ready, though no formal land development plans have been submitted. Meijer recently announced its first western Pennsylvania location in Cranberry Township and says it plans to keep exploring opportunities across the region.

A key Steel Curtain player and four-time Super Bowl champion is being remembered. The Pittsburgh Steelers are mourning the loss of Mike Wagner. The longtime Pittsburgh Steelers safety spent his entire 10-year NFL career in Pittsburgh, becoming a cornerstone of the famed Steel Curtain defense. Wagner played on four Super Bowl championship teams in the 1970s and delivered clutch interceptions in both Super Bowl IX and X to help secure Lombardi Trophies. A two-time Pro Bowler and 2020 inductee into the Steelers Hall of Honor. Team President Art Rooney II called Wagner a tremendous player and a steady presence during one of the most successful eras in franchise history.Mike Wagner was 76.

The president of the Woodland Hills school board has resigned after being charged with theft from Rankin Borough. The district confirms Terri Lawson stepped down after being charged with theft by deception, forgery, tampering with records and access device fraud. Investigators say Lawson is accused of charging nearly ten-thousand dollars in personal purchases to a Rankin Borough credit card while serving as borough manager, including transactions at several retail and grocery stores. Lawson turned herself in last week, and her attorney says she strongly denies the allegations. District officials stress there are no claims of wrongdoing involving school funds and say they’ll take action at tonight's meeting to fill the board president vacancy, reaffirming their commitment to transparency and accountability. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for next month.

Civil rights leader the Reverend Jesse Jackson died this morning at 84. The man who marched alongside Martin Luther King Jr. and later ran for president, died peacefully surrounded by family. Commonwealth Foundation Senior Fellow Lenny McAlister commented on Jackson's impact on the Big K Morning Show. Long known for his activism and political influence, Jackson spent his life dedicated to pursuing civil rights for disenfranchised groups. In 2000, he was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom and also received over 40 honorary doctorate degrees.

Longtime KDKA Radio host Chris Moore has retired. Sunday night, the KDKA Radio studios in Green Tree was home to more than 50 family, friends and supporters of Chris Moore, who officially hung up his headphones and called it a career after 32 years on KDKA Radio. Moore spent 46 years total as a member of the pittsburgh media.

The governor is rolling out Pennsylvania’s first-ever Housing Action Plan to address rising costs. News Radio KDKA's Timira Rush has the story. Josh Shapiro says the state’s first comprehensive Housing Action Plan is designed to tackle rising home prices and limited supply head-on. A key piece of the proposal is a $1 billion critical infrastructure fund, financed through bonds, to support the construction of new homes and preserve existing housing across the state.