'Nothing Was Ever Built On Hostility': Healing The Divide After The Results Are In
To say this presidential election has been divisive is quite an understatement. So, is it possible to mend those fences after the votes are counted?
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To say this presidential election has been divisive is quite an understatement. So, is it possible to mend those fences after the votes are counted?
The most expensive political race in U.S. Senate history, Pennsylvania's contest between Republican U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey and Democrat Katie McGinty, could help decide control of the chamber.
Vice President Joe Biden says it is important that the country comes together after Tuesday, no matter who wins.
Today is Election Day and KDKA has put together a guide to help you navigate the voting process.
After months of campaigning, it all comes down to today. The candidates have done their part and now it's up to the voters to decide.
In Bellevue on Monday night, with the campaign for the White House nearing an end, there was one thing people were generally in agreement about - that the campaign was almost over.
There's been a lot of talk over the past few weeks about the presidential election being rigged. But is it really possible to tamper with voting machines in Pennsylvania?
Fervent supporters say they'll do whatever it takes to make sure their candidate wins the presidential election, but how far is too far?
It's hard to believe, but Election Day is here and Americans are clamoring to learn who will be elected the next President of the United States.
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton and Republican nominee Donald Trump will spend the last day of the campaign in Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania Senate candidate Katie McGinty says she wants to be elected to the Senate so she can fight for "hard-working families and the middle class," and that Senator Pat Toomey's doesn't have their interests in mind.
Do you have any questions about voting or your polling place?
Hillary Clinton just held a rally in Pittsburgh on Friday, but she's coming back to the city one more time before Election Day.
No weapon was involved in a commotion that briefly disrupted Donald Trump's Saturday night rally and caused agents to hustle Trump from the stage, the Secret Service said.
Members of the the United Steel Workers Local 2227 and other Hillary Clinton supporters preparing to go door to door to get out the vote.
