Coronavirus Complaints Drive Inspectors To Western Pennsylvania Restaurants; 3 Warnings Issued
Three coronavirus-related complaints drove inspectors to local restaurants last week.
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Three coronavirus-related complaints drove inspectors to local restaurants last week.
Pittsburgh native and playwright August Wilson's archive will now be at the Hillman Library on Pitt's campus.
A poll from Franklin & Marshall College has found that Joe Biden has a 50-44 advantage among likely voters in Pennsylvania ahead of the election.
After 8 weeks of work, Open Fields hosted several soccer matches in the West End for immigrant and refugee children.
Gilpin Township police are looking for a man wanted for crimes against a child.
Pittsburgh Police have found Marrion Wagner safe.
With six days until Election Day, Pennsylvania's top elections official is urging voters who have a mail-in ballot to drop it off in person rather than mail it.
President Donald Trump is scheduled to hold an event this weekend in Butler.
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?
