VA says it's open to exploring the use of psychedelics to treat PTSD
In a statement to KDKA-TV Investigates, the VA says it is now open to the use of psychedelics to treat PTSD.
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In a statement to KDKA-TV Investigates, the VA says it is now open to the use of psychedelics to treat PTSD.
Adam Zaffuto came home to Pittsburgh after tours of duty overseas, but the wars and their emotional scars came with him.
Pittsburgh Public Schools is offering a new method to address racial equity in math classes called "anti-racist" instruction.
Members of the City Council say encampments in Downtown Pittsburgh must come down, and people living in tents be provided a safe place to live.
Mayor Ed Gainey agreed to walk the streets with KDKA-TV and face tough questions about his efforts to turn things around.
The squad relies heavily on Pittsburgh police officers and officers in surrounding municipalities when it comes to making arrests
Francine George wanted to donate her house to Make-A-Wish.
EMS first responders who provide life-saving to the general public are now are in dire need of the public's support.
Their resources are stretched so thin that response times are increasing and an ambulance may not arrive in a timely manner.
From packages to groceries to dinner showing up on our doorsteps, we live in a fast-paced world with non-stop deliveries.
Mary Beth Rhodes says she can't keep living without working toilets or sinks.
It was supposed to be a day at the ballgame, but a woman from Maryland says it turned into a nightmare.
There's a crisis in reading, and scores across America are abysmal.
It's part of a growing trend of schools choosing private security over uniformed police officers.
A mother from Butler County says a snag with her son's health insurance couldn't have happened at a worse time.
