Hey Ray - Solar eclipse shadows
When the solar eclipse happens, we'll see some squared and squiggly shadows. Ray Petelin explains why!
When the solar eclipse happens, we'll see some squared and squiggly shadows. Ray Petelin explains why!
Surely by now, you're looking for ways to look at the upcoming solar eclipse, so let's do some homemade crafting!
By now, you have heard of the total solar eclipse that will occur on Monday, April 8, 2024.
Here in Pittsburgh, we know all about rivers, but what about rivers in the sky?
Snow does more than just fall - snow can roll!
Water can sometimes act differently than we expect - let's check out the science behind it!
When it's really cold out, we can see some weird lights in the sky, but why is that?
Did you know that the sun's position in the sky is not always the same?
Everyone knows what a blizzard is, but there are many different winter storm systems to know!
Tracking the stars in the night sky can tell us a lot about how the Earth moves!
The cold weather can cause some weird things including loud booms!
if you've put an ice cube in a drink, you've seen the cracks and heard the pops, but why does that happen?
As winter approaches, so do the cold temperatures, and this means the pressure in your tires could be decreasing.
The clocks are getting pushed back this weekend, but it's not all we should be doing!
High and low pressures flow in different directions in different hemispheres - so why do they flip-flop?
On April 8, the sky won't be the only show - we'll see some cool things on the ground, as well! Ray and Elizabeth Petelin explain in an all-new Hey Ray!
So, you couldn't get solar eclipse glasses, no worries! Ray and Elizabeth Petelin will show you how to make your own!
We in Pittsburgh know all about rivers, but did you know there are rivers in the sky? Ray Petelin explains!
We all know that snow can fall, but did you know that snow can roll? Ray and Elizabeth Petelin have the frosty story!
In today's Hey Ray, we're creating what Ray is calling a "silly siphon" but he and Elizabeth are here to show you the science behind it!
Sure, we all know about winter storms and blizzards, but Ray and Elizabeth Petelin are here to explain the various types of systems that bring snow to the area!
If you look up and track the stars, you can learn a lot about how the Earth moves and Ray Petelin is here to show you how!
When it's cold you sometimes hear loud booms, but what causes them? Ray and Elizabeth Petelin are back to explain!
You know the sound - that pop when you put ice cubes in a cold or hot drink, so why does that sound happen and what causes it? Ray Petelin is here to explain!
Join First Alert Meteorologist Ray Petelin, and Elizabeth Petelin, for a 30-minute special on our favorite "Hey Ray!" segments!
Hundreds of thousands of people are traveling to Erie to see the total solar eclipse.
Kristel Candelario has been sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole.
There's a second egg in the peregrine falcon nest on top of Pitt's Cathedral of Learning.
The annual KDKA Fish Fry Guide is back so you can find the catch of the day on Fridays during Lent.
Each spring, teens across Western Pennsylvania sing and dance their hearts out in their school's musical theater production.
Pending a meeting Wednesday involving the Allegheny County Board of Elections, a councilman will drop his lawsuit.
A Washington County judge has thrown the future of the Shuman Juvenile Detention Center in doubt.
West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice has signed a budget for the next fiscal year after criticizing lawmakers for waiting until the very end of their session and approving it with less money for some critically needed programs.
PA Chamber Minute: Legislative Scorecard
PA Chamber Minute: Coolest Thing in Pa.
Before the pandemic, an obsession with lavish weddings came to a head, but lately, that's going away.
Want to check the latest product recalls, click here!
President Biden is not expected to say that the transition should be blocked, just that it needs 'serious scrutiny.'
There's a chance whatever you're driving is under recall.
KDKA's John Shumway is here with some expert advice.
Maria D'Antonio from Y108 joined us today for a new edition of Pop Talk Live!
Our etiquette expert, Liz Aquino, joined us in studio to help us with some common conversation!
Veterinarian Dr. Mike Hutchison was here with some ground-breaking news when it comes to our pets' gut health.
Last week's PTL Chicken Parm-A-Thon gave us a hankering for Italian food and lucky for us, a new spot in Coraopolis is serving up just that. We had on the owners of Cafe A Mano, Brian and Lindsay Torchia, to show us one of their dishes!
Rob Fisher, from Edgar Snyder and Associates, was here to break down March Madness pools, and if you have one with your co-workers, what could happen if money gets involved.
Ambulance and emergency medical service operators across the state say they're underfunded and struggling to survive.
A statewide crisis involving the juvenile justice system.
Is the city of Pittsburgh headed into a fiscal disaster?
Falling property values threaten to blow a hole in Pittsburgh's finances.
At Sto-Rox, the superintendent says she spends $8 million to fund underperforming cyber charter school.
A free website encourages a weekly cry and John Shumway talked to the founder about it.
Dieticians say foods rich in magnesium, antioxidants and omega-3 fatty acids get the seal of approval if you head to the kitchen late at night.
A new study finds that isometric exercise may be the best exercise for lowering your blood pressure.
Infections of the highly contagious measles virus have been reported in 17 states in the first three months of 2024.
The popular actress is sharing her story to encourage others to be their own health advocate.
Kenny Pickett is ready for a fresh start in Philadelphia.
Andrew McCutchen and his wife Maria have welcomed their fourth child.
Duquesne University's men's basketball coach is retiring at the end of the season.
Four games will be played on Thursday.
Pickett's farewell message did not mention the Steelers.
Russell Wilson is in and Kenny Pickett is out. It is true on the field and in local apparel shops.
Allegheny Health Network is boosting its minimum hourly starting wage to $18 an hour at the end of the month.
The owner of the team and the stadium is seeking a $10 million state grant to help fund the first phase of expansion.
President Biden is not expected to say that the transition should be blocked, just that it needs 'serious scrutiny.'
WalletHub named Pittsburgh among the best cities in the country for celebrating St. Patrick's Day.
Fallingwater in Fayette County has opened for the season.
With hundreds of millions on the line for Powerball and Mega Millions, you'll want to buy your tickets on Monday.
A second man is charged in connection with the 2005 theft of ruby slippers worn by Dorothy in "The Wizard of Oz".
Steel City Con will remain in Monroeville following the announcement that the Monroeville Convention Center will remain open.
Actor Pierce Brosnan, who was fined $500 for stepping off a Yellowstone National Park thermal area trail, was caught after posting pictures online, court records said.
Get the latest weather updates with First Alert Meteorologist Ray Petelin's forecast!
Law enforcement, businesses and organizations are already preparing for the big day.
Two buffaloes were born at Allegheny County's South Park.
KDKA-TV's Erika Stanish has your top stories and the latest weather forecast in the KDKA News Now Update.
A Washington County judge has thrown the future of the Shuman Juvenile Detention Center in doubt. The judge ruled the former Allegheny County executive did not have the power to contract with a private company to run it. KDKA-TV's Andy Sheehan has more.
Steelers quarterback Kenny Pickett is going to the Eagles.
Two people died in a massive house explosion and in Crescent Township that could be heard and felt for miles in Western Pennsylvania on the morning of Tuesday, March 12, 2024.
Quarterback Russell Wilson plans to sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers after being released by the Denver Broncos.
The 2024 Pittsburgh International Auto Show cruised into the David L. Lawrence Convention Center on Feb. 16 for a Presidents Day weekend of fun and automobiles.
The Riverwalk along the North Shore is flooded and the 10th Street Bypass is expected to flood today.