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“Take Home Tuesdays” coming to Hancock County Animal Shelter this September
HANCOCK COUNTY, W.Va. (WTRF) – The Hancock County Animal Shelter is being proactive in their mission of finding animals their forever homes with a new program called “Take Home Tuesdays.” The goal is to keep the shelter open longer so more people can visit and interact with the animals. Hope Sayre, the Daily Medical […]
WVU Medicine's aspiring nurse program tackles shortage, offers financial aid, mentorship
MARSHALL COUNTY, W.Va. — WVU Medicine signed four additional nurses from West Virginia Northern Community College to its aspiring nurse program on Thursday. Established in 2023, the scholarship program was developed to support nurse recruitment and retention in West Virginia. Yet, after just a few months, hospital officials noticed...
Man faces over a dozen charges after car chase and attempted carjacking
A man from McKeesport is behind bars after a vehicle chase that began in Beltzhoover and ended on Banksville Road. Allegheny County Sheriff Kevin Kraus’ office say police tried to pull over a Jeep Cherokee that was driving erratically.
Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory bringing its Mobile Museum to Pittsburgh
Want the chance to hold a bat used by Roberto Clemente and other Pirates legends? You’ll have the chance to when the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory brings its Mobile Museum to Pittsburgh next week.
Die-Hards: Quick Thoughts from Pitt Practice No. 14
PITTSBURGH — Pitt is entering a key stretch of the summer with an important scrimmage looming on Sunday. “We got a scrimmage on Sunday, so we’re out in shells today, spiders tomorrow and I just kind of gave the guys an overview with where we are after 14,” Pat Narduzzi said before practice. “I’m happy with where we are as a football team. I think we’ve become a little tougher, overall, I see less injuries, nagging injuries not holding guys out of practice.”
South Hills ground zero for spotted lanternflies this summer
South of the city is a different story. We’ve seen some changes in the spotted lanternfly in that, where they are this year compared to where they were last year,” said Any Amrhein, owner of Evey True Value in Bethel Park.
Viral post begs for info on missing dad Brian Posch – but officials warn it’s a sick scam months after he was found dead
POLICE have warned the public about a viral scam urging people to look for a missing Pennsylvania man. Brian Posch, 36, went missing on April 5, 2024, but was found dead inside his truck, submerged in a river four days later. A viral social media post claims Posch is still missing, though he was found […]
Missed Bruce Springsteen last night? Here’s where to buy tickets to see him Sunday and next week
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band performed last night at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh. Missed it? No worries - you can also see them there on Sunday, Aug. 18, 2024, or on Aug. 21 and Aug. 23 at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia. The four concerts are those...
You Never Bet Against a McConnell: Duquesne’s Star Returns for Final Ride
Megan McConnell, or “Meg,” as she’s known around Duquesne, is not your ordinary five-foot-seven guard. McConnell, who shares a last name with some of the city’s all-time great hoopers, stands at fifth place on Duquesne’s all-time rebounding list. The scrappy guard has made a name for herself on all ends of the court — from rebounding the ball, to tenacious defense, to electrifying offense.
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Labor board seeks injunction to end two-year Pittsburgh Post-Gazette strike
The National Labor Relations Board filed an injunction against the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Wednesday, asking a judge to force the company back to the bargaining table. A group of employees have been on strike for nearly two years. In a federal court filing, the NLRB argued that the Post-Gazette has repeatedly...
Little Italy Days, car cruises, and air shows | KDKA Weekend Planner
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - As Ron said in his morning forecast, showers and storms are on the way, but we're crossing our fingers that they don't ruin any of the great events happening in our area this weekend. Obviously, you can check the websites and social media of the following events to find out if there are any delays and cancellations as a result of the weather. Bloomfield Little Italy DaysLet's start with the biggest event - Bloomfield Little Italy Days. It's the city's largest heritage festival and a celebration of all things Italian. There will be plenty of food, drinks, live entertainment, and all...
Updating Robert Morris and Duquesne’s Basketball Schedules
On Thursday, news dropped regarding both Duquesne and Robert Morris’ men’s basketball schedules for this upcoming season. The Dukes’ update was a minor one — the location of one game changed. According to Rocco Miller, Duquesne’s game against UC Irvine on Dec. 21 will now be a home game. The Dukes paid UC Irvine to move the game to Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh starts Friday with rain and then those turn into overnight storms
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - Rain and storms are expected today across our region and there is a chance for severe weather with straight-line winds the main concern. Today we will see a warm front sweep through our area, bringing with it the chance for morning rain. Instability will settle in behind the warm front with scattered storms expected to develop this afternoon. WEATHER LINKS: Current Conditions | School Closings & Delays | Submit Your Weather PhotosStorm chances will stretch into the overnight hours as a secondary boundary will sweep through. There remains uncertainty when it comes to the timing out afternoon to overnight...
South Allegheny looks to make impact in Class 2A with veteran lineup
Brian Hanson enters his second season at South Allegheny, eager to see improvement. Last season, the Gladiators went 1-9 and have won two games in the past two seasons. Hanson said the team improved drastically over the offseason and returns nine seniors and seven juniors to lead the way after being battle tested a year ago.
Shady Side Academy looks to learn from losses, thrive in Class 2A
Shady Side Academy coach Chuck DiNardo would like to see the Bulldogs learn from the adversity they faced last season. During the last two weeks of the regular season, Shady Side Academy had a pair of six-point losses that impacted its playoff seeding. “Being in tight games like that is...
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