In preparation for the vast crowds expected to flood Pittsburgh for the NFL Draft, proactive steps are being taken. Businesses are allowing — or encouraging — employees to work from home. Pittsburgh Public Schools will have students attend remotely. Allegheny County courtrooms won’t ...

“Overtime-tax claims top expectations” was the headline of an April 6 Wall Street Journal article, followed by the message “Some payers may be claiming deductions beyond law limits, preparers suggest.” But who is to blame for all that? That’s easy. It’s Congress, the Internal ...

Logan Township isn’t alone in having been remiss about enforcement of some local ordinances. Not enforcing some of such laws — or not enforcing them to the fullest extent intended when the laws were enacted — is much more common in Pennsylvania and elsewhere across the nation than most ...

In the Review section of its March 26-27, 2016, edition, the Wall Street Journal featured an article, “The Challenge of Easter,” that began with the following question: “When was the last time you felt stressed out by Easter?” Compared with Christmas preparations, the Easter stress ...

The Altoona Water Authority’s decision to hire a company to help obtain grants for authority capital projects is a decision built on good intentions. It’s in the best interests of all authority customers for that company — Delta Development Group of Camp Hill, Cumberland County — to ...

It was just one man’s opinion but it’s concerning nonetheless — for the long term as well as the short term. In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, an interview about which the newspaper reported on Feb. 17, Dr. Richard Pazdur alleged that fast-track drug approvals had been ...