FBI Pittsburgh Helping To Safeguard Your Vote For November Election
No matter how you vote or who you vote for, everyone is counting on a fair and secure election.
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No matter how you vote or who you vote for, everyone is counting on a fair and secure election.
In the wake of KDKA's investigation into the turf battle between the Pittsburgh Fire Bureau's fireboat and EMS River Rescue, Public Safety Director Wendell Hissrich is instituting a series of reforms to ensure public accountability.
Several hospitals in the Pittsburgh area are doing what they can to ease stress in the workplace.
Children get sick, but this year, a sick day is going to be different than in most years.
With three weeks before the deadline, more than two million Pennsylvanians have already applied for mail-in ballots.
The one -- and only -- vice presidential debate is Wednesday evening in Salt Lake City.
A 13-year-old girl spread coronavirus to 11 relatives in four states during a family gathering.
Two people were arrested after a raid at a Greene County home.
A Fayette County woman is accused of slashing her mother with a knife, stealing her purse and trying to blow up her house.
A motorcyclist was killed in a crash in Washington County.
Norwin School District is closing five buildings after reporting seven coronavirus cases in two weeks.
Pitt students living on three floors of the Litchfield Tower B have been placed in quarantine.
Duquesne University has fired a professor who used the N-word three times during an online class.
Former CIA and NSA Director Michael Hayden on Wednesday warned that reelecting President Donald Trump would be "very bad for America" while endorsing Democratic nominee Joe Biden for president.
Westmoreland Manor says 18 more residents and four more staff members have tested positive for coronavirus.
