Pittsburgh Public Schools Passes Hybrid Learning Resolution
The Pittsburgh Public Schools board says if students start hybrid learning, it wouldn't be until the second semester.
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The Pittsburgh Public Schools board says if students start hybrid learning, it wouldn't be until the second semester.
Two longtime Democratic legislators in this area have been targeted for defeat by the Republicans.
A "triple whammy" of events contributed to the plunge in the stock market.
Pittsburgh firefighters and paramedics are fighting a turf battle and the public is caught in the middle — literally.
KDKA's Meghan Schiller explains what counts as voter intimidation and what doesn't.
State Secretary Kathy Boockvar and the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency are reviewing security and making preparations ahead of Election Day.
What happens to antibodies against the novel coronavirus over time?
Pittsburgh's undercover officers face strict new guidelines when it comes investigations at bars.
Officials have filed charges against a 23-year-old man connected to a crash that killed a Jefferson Hills police officer in June.
The Supreme Court has rejected Republican requests to block extended ballots past Nov. 3 in Pennsylvania.
All Greek life activity at Duquesne University is suspended indefinitely because of "repeated and egregious violation" of coronavirus procedures.
A 24-year-old was ejected from his car after it crashed into a North Side home and flipped upside down.
The Butler County Bureau of Elections director says an unknown number of mail-in ballots were lost by the postal service.
A school in the Canon-McMillan School District is closed after more coronavirus cases were reported.
The City of Pittsburgh and the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority are asking for proposals for a new stormwater management plan.
