Kalena Thomhave

2 days ago | keystonenewsroom.com | Kalena Thomhave

These small Pennsylvania towns host Fourth of July fireworks displays that are anything but small. Sure, you know about expensive big city fireworks, but many small towns in Pennsylvania pull out all the stops for their own spectacular Fourth of July fireworks. In fact, some towns spend all year raising money to put on a more colorful and more explosive show than the year before. We’ve put together a list of ten of the best small-town fireworks displays in the state, from all across the state.

3 days ago | automotivedive.com | Kalena Thomhave

This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Wallbox and Ensol Energy Solutions are expanding their partnership to provide fast chargers for electric vehicles in Texas, Florida and Georgia, according to a June 12 press release. Ensol EV — the energy management company’s EV subsidiary — already partners with Wallbox for all of its EV charging infrastructure needs.

3 days ago | thedailyreview.com | Kalena Thomhave

Pennsylvania Capital-StarHundreds of nurses employed by the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center — the city’s largest employer — say they are having to fight just to schedule a union election. Meanwhile, their employer is justifying delays by citing the Trump administration’s changes to the National Labor Relations Board. kAm~? yF?6 `b[ 2 E9C@?8 @7 D4CF3\4=25 ?FCD6D 2?5 DFAA@CE6CD 82E96C65 :?

4 days ago | automotivedive.com | Kalena Thomhave

This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Stellantis is building a $388 million automotive parts “Megahub” in Metro Detroit, the automaker announced in a May 21 press release. The new facility in Van Buren Township is set to be operational by 2027, “further advancing the efficiency and sustainability” of Stellantis’ Mopar service parts distribution network, according to the release.

5 days ago | inkl.com | Kalena Thomhave

Alix Levy, a nurse at UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital, speaks at a rally in support of the organizing efforts of University of Pittsburgh Medical Center nurses on June 13. Photo courtesy SEIU Healthcare PA. Hundreds of nurses employed by the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center — the city’s largest employer — say they are having to fight just to schedule a union election.