Local Woman Working To Make Pittsburgh More Livable For Everyone
A Pittsburgh woman is working to lift up others and make the city more livable for all.
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A Pittsburgh woman is working to lift up others and make the city more livable for all.
The Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh marked Black History Month on Sunday.
Dr. Valerie Kinloch has called Pittsburgh home for the last two-and-a-half years.
Many students at Slippery Rock University are sad and outraged after finding Black History Month fliers on campus defaced with messages of racism and hate.
February is Black History Month, and all month long KDKA will be celebrating local African-American heritage and some of its leaders.
"Black Panther" is heading back to movie theaters, and you can see it for free.
A Monroeville woman with her mental and physical health intact will be celebrating her 102nd birthday next month.
In honor of Black History Month, New Horizon Theater's production of "Detroit '67," written by Dominique Morisseau, is taking place at Falk School in Oakland.
The Carnegie Museum acquired the Teenie Harris collection in 2001 and created an endowed position to organize the nearly 80,000 images, prints and evidence of his work.
February is Black History Month and all month long, KDKA will be celebrating the local African-American heritage and some of the leaders.
In honor of Black History Month we are shining a light on a local African-American color guard team that is beating the odds.
In the late 1930's, an African-American Pittsburgh Police detective came up with a novel approach to helping children in the community.
A look back in time in honor of Black History Month.
A local university is making progress and history at the same time with the hiring of a new president.
As we celebrate Black History Month, we take a look at another jazz great that a new exhibit is bringing back into the limelight - Erroll Garner.
The death of a 14-year-old boy in the 1950s south was a pivotal incident in the Civil Rights movement. A new play is telling his tale.
90-year-old Almeda Pryor, the founder and first director of "the Young and Black Choir" at California University of Pennsylvania, is happy to see it's still going strong.
The home of one local abolitionist still stands, providing a unique look into just one of the many stops on the Underground Railroad.
As we celebrate Black History Month, we visit a local congregation that's been around for more than 150 years.
An unassuming ice cream parlor in downtown Pittsburgh is a place that's helping to make many local residents' dreams come true.
As we celebrate Black History Month, we trace the roots of the first African Methodist Church west of the Allegheny Mountains.
A new display at a local museum features documents and items from the Civil War.
February is Black History Month.
A pair of local college students have created a Black History Month exhibit they hope will have a positive impact on the community.
A story of love, family and courage continues to have an impact, though it has been told for more than 80 years.
