Marty Griffin Returns To Radio Airwaves After 7 Grueling Weeks Of Treatment, Feels Lucky To Have Second Chance

After seven grueling weeks of radiation and chemotherapy for throat cancer, KDKA Radio's Marty Griffin is now back on the air.

• Nov 5, 2018

Beaver Co. Resident Being Treated For Suspected Case Of AFM

Another suspected case of Acute Flaccid Myelitis is being reviewed in the Pittsburgh area.

• Nov 5, 2018

First FDA-Approved Cannabis Drug Now Available In The US

Epidiolex, the first cannabis-based medication approved by the US Food and Drug Administration, is now available by prescription in all 50 states.

• Nov 2, 2018

Officials: Ultrasound Probes May Not Have Been Properly Cleaned At UPMC Jameson, Patients Being Alerted

Officials at UPMC Jameson Hospital in New Castle are notifying patients about a potential exposure from improperly cleaned ultrasound probes.

• Oct 31, 2018

Psychiatrist Offers Advice On Talking To Kids About Tragedies: 'Be Prepared To Start The Conversation'

The disturbing images and details came at us fast last Saturday as police swarmed the Tree of Life Synagogue in Squirrel Hill.

• Oct 31, 2018

Number Of Schools Turning To Flag Football For Young Players

A youth football leagues are finding another way to teach the fundamentals of football - by turning to flag football.

• Oct 31, 2018

ACHD: Confirmed Cases Of Polio-Like Illness AFM Grows To 5

The total number of confirmed cases of Acute Flaccid Myelitis in Allegheny County has grown to five.

• Oct 30, 2018

DEP: High Lead Levels Found In Braddock Water

The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection is warning people who live in Braddock that tests of have found high levels of lead in the water supply.

• Oct 26, 2018

Pennsylvania Resource Council Expects To Take In 500-600 Pounds Of Pills On National Drug Take Back Day

A number of organizations and agencies in the Pittsburgh area will participate in the Drug Enforcement Administration's 16th National Prescription Drug Take Back Day.

• Oct 26, 2018

Doctors Working On New Artificial Joint For Spine To Fix Back Problems

Doctors are now working on a new way to fix a common back problem -- an artificial joint for the spine.

• Oct 26, 2018

Pitt's Litchfield Towers Dining Hall Fails Second Inspection

The dining hall in the basement of Litchfield Towers at Pitt has failed a second food safety inspection.

• Oct 25, 2018

Environmental Group Says Testing Found Weed-Killing Chemical In More Than 2 Dozen Cereals, Snack Bars

An environmental group says more than two dozen oat-based cereals and snack bars tested positive for a weed-killing chemical.

• Oct 25, 2018

Chatham University Simulation Lab Gives Students A Unique Look At Aging

Chatham University is giving physical therapy students the experience of what aging feels like.

• Oct 24, 2018

Mold Found At UPMC McKeesport, 4 Rooms Closed Until Cleanup Complete

Four rooms have been closed at UPMC McKeesport Hospital after officials say mold was discovered during some routine maintenance.

• Oct 22, 2018

Testing Babies: Do Parents Have Too Much Information About Their Kids?

Every parent worries when it comes to the health of their child. Now, a simple test can give mothers and fathers a glimpse into their infant's medical future.

• Oct 22, 2018

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