Sustainable wines for Earth Day
Dave Kuiawa, of Fine Wine and Good Spirits, stops by the PTL Kitchen with some sustainable wines, perfect to toast to Earth Day!
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Earth 365: Why has there been an increase in landslides over the last few years?
In the final segment of our Earth 365 series, Ray Petelin explores the question.
PRC's tips on backyard composting
The Pennsylvania Resources Council is teaching us all about backyard composting this Earth Day!
App coming to the 'food rescue'
We're chatting with Leah Lizarondo, the co-founder and CEO of 412 Food Rescue, about the impact of the Food Rescue Hero app.
Tree giveaway in Jeannette is one of many local Earth Day observances
There's a tree giveaway happening in Westmoreland County this Earth Day.
Earth Day tree giveaway in Westmoreland County
There will be a tree giveaway for Earth Day in Westmoreland County.
Making Allegheny County A Cleaner Place To Live
Learn more about Earth Day events here.
Earth 365: Teaching about climate change
As our climate is changing, so is the curriculum taught in schools.
Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy hosts 'Tree Hugger' yoga
The outdoor yoga was just one of many Earth Month activities.
Pittsburgh Parks Hosts Free Yoga
Tree Hugger Yoga was just one of a few events the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy is hosting for Earth Month.
Cooking Corner: Green Recipes For Earth Day
In this Cooking Corner, Giant Eagle Prepared Foods Team Leader Chef Crystal Baldwin is featuring recipes with fresh produce ahead of Earth Day.
Is Climate Change Causing More Severe Weather In Pittsburgh?
One of the biggest areas of concern when it comes to climate change is the risk of more severe weather.
Earth Day is April 22. How are you celebrating?
Earth Day is April 22. How are you celebrating?
Children Gather In Homewood To Plant Dozens Of Trees In Honor Of Earth Week
Volunteers came together in Homewood to plant trees and learn about the environment as part of Earth Week.
The Natural Filtration System Movement: Rain Barrels Help You Conserve Water, And Keep Excess Water Out Of Storm Drains
In the past 20 years or so, there's been a big movement to use the Earth's natural filtration system to filter and naturally clean our water before it goes back into the watershed.
Earth Day: A Look Back At The First Event
The first Earth Day happened 51 years ago, when CBS News's Walter Cronkite called it "a day dedicated to enlisting all the citizens of a bountiful country in a common cause of saving life from the deadly biproduct of that bounty."
PTL Links: April 22, 2021
Some of today's guests/topics include: Earth Week, PTL Weekend Guide and Noble Environmental! Click for more information about today's guests!
Earth Week 2021: Pittsburgh-Area Activities You Can Take Part In
If you're looking for activities you can take part in to celebrate Earth Day this year, you've come to the right place.
Aliquippa Residents Turn To Independent Testing In Fight For 2nd Opinion On Water
Aliquippa residents are fighting for a second opinion on their water.
Noble Environmental Announces $100,000 In Green Gifts To Celebrate Earth Day
Noble Environmental celebrates Earth Day by awarding $100,000 in Green Gifts to Western PA organizations achieving sustainability.
Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy Planning A Month Of Earth Day Activities
The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy is hosting several in-person, COVID-safe events for Earth Day.
Kidsburgh: How To Celebrate Earth Day With Your Family
One billion people across 180 countries now observe Earth Day, and in the Pittsburgh area, there are all kinds of events specifically designed for families.
FutureFest, ReuseFest Aim To Teach Pittsburghers How To Leave A Smaller Footprint
Almost 50 years after the first Earth Day celebration, leaders in Pittsburgh put their heads together in observation of FutureFest.
For A Brief Period Tonight, Some Parts Of The World Will Go Dark
Don't be surprised if you find your neighbors turning off their lights for a full hour Saturday night. They're taking part in a global movement called Earth Hour.
PTL Links: April 20, 2018
Some of today's guests/topics include: Dance With Pittsburgh Celebrities, Pittsburgh Public Theater & Chef Anthony Marino of Don's Appliances! Click for more information about today's guests!
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2 arrested after police seize drugs, guns and cash in Ambridge raid
Police seized a large amount of drugs, several guns and over $23,000 in cash after raiding a home in Ambridge.
KDKA Links: May 23-29
Click for links to more information on stories featured on KDKA-TV News.
Pre-cooked bacon food topping recalled because packages could have metal pieces
Smithfield Meats is recalling more than 185,000 pounds of pre-cooked bacon toppings, the USDA said.
Former AG Kathleen Kane sent to treatment after violating probation by driving drunk
Kathleen Kane admitted Monday that she violated her probation when she was arrested for drunken driving in March.
Local woman celebrates her 100th birthday
A local woman celebrated a milestone birthday over the weekend!
Pittsburgh Weather: Temperatures drop after weekend filled with warm conditions
The weekend heat has broken and cooler temperatures have arrived.
Saving money while shopping and planning for your Memorial Day cookout
This coming weekend is the official start of grilling season and a lot of Memorial Day gatherings -- but against the backdrop of everything costing more, how do you host a party without going broke?
Allegheny County Elections Board to examine rejected mail-in and absentee ballots
We're getting closer to learning who will officially be making the ballot for the upcoming election this fall in Pennsylvania.
27 Megabus passengers injured after bus rolls over along I-95
27 passengers aboard a Megabus that was headed to Washington, D.C. were injured when the bus rolled over along Interstate 95 in Maryland.
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2 arrested after police seize drugs, guns and cash in Ambridge raid
Police seized a large amount of drugs, several guns and over $23,000 in cash after raiding a home in Ambridge.
KDKA Links: May 23-29
Click for links to more information on stories featured on KDKA-TV News.
Pre-cooked bacon food topping recalled because packages could have metal pieces
Smithfield Meats is recalling more than 185,000 pounds of pre-cooked bacon toppings, the USDA said.
Former AG Kathleen Kane sent to treatment after violating probation by driving drunk
Kathleen Kane admitted Monday that she violated her probation when she was arrested for drunken driving in March.
Local woman celebrates her 100th birthday
A local woman celebrated a milestone birthday over the weekend!
Politics
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Former AG Kathleen Kane sent to treatment after violating probation by driving drunk
Kathleen Kane admitted Monday that she violated her probation when she was arrested for drunken driving in March.
Allegheny County Elections Board to examine rejected mail-in and absentee ballots
We're getting closer to learning who will officially be making the ballot for the upcoming election this fall in Pennsylvania.
Democratic Senate candidate and Lt. Governor John Fetterman released from the hospital
Fetterman was hospitalized after suffering a stroke.
Senate race between McCormick and Oz clash over mail-in ballots
The race is headed for a recount but the focus is on mail-in ballots.
Pennsylvania U.S. Senate primary between Oz and McCormick headed for a recount
Due to the slight margin of difference, the race is headed for a recount.
Consumer News
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Pre-cooked bacon food topping recalled because packages could have metal pieces
Smithfield Meats is recalling more than 185,000 pounds of pre-cooked bacon toppings, the USDA said.
Smithfield Meats recalling bacon
Smithfield Meats is recalling bacon toppings.
Saving money while shopping and planning for your Memorial Day cookout
This coming weekend is the official start of grilling season and a lot of Memorial Day gatherings -- but against the backdrop of everything costing more, how do you host a party without going broke?
J.M. Smucker Company issues recall of Jif peanut butter products due to potential salmonella contamination
A total of 14 illnesses have been reported across 12 states.
FTC issues warning about baby formula scams
The scammers are mostly on the internet.
Pittsburgh Today Live
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Something Good: Mary's school visit
KDKA Meteorologist Mary Ours visited the kids at Bradford Woods Elementary School to talk about the weather!
New immersive theater experience perfect for slasher movie fans
PTL's Daisy Jade is talking with our friend and PTL contributor Sean Collier about his new play, "Blood Moon," an immersive theater experience perfect for slasher movie fans.
Kamayan Dinner celebrates traditional Filipino foods
PTL's Mikey Hood is in the kitchen with Chef Kimberly Haugh for Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. They chat about the Kamayan Dinner: A Hand to Mouth Experience at Terrene in Station Square.
Monday Motivation: Getting outside
Motivational speaker and former Pittsburgh Steeler Arthur Moats joins us for Motivation Monday! He's talking about the importance of getting outside now that the warmer months have arrived.
Pet Of The Week: Yoshi
PTL's Celina Pompeani Mathison meets our PTL Pet of the Week, Yoshi, an adoptable pet from Rabbit Wranglers.
KDKA Investigations
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Report found Fern Hollow Bridge had 'major decay' just months before collapse
PennDOT had been withholding the report since the collapse.
Questions surround the Office of Community Health and Safety
Community leaders who supported the creation of the office have grown impatient.
KDKA Investigates: Firefighters union says city awarded contract for engines without input
After their review, the Gainey administration has canceled the purchase.
Mayor Gainey calls reduction in traffic stops 'a good thing'
Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey reacted to KDKA Investigates' reporting of new data that shows significant drops in traffic stops.
Police traffic stops decreasing in Pittsburgh's communities of color
After years of criticism, police traffic stops in minority neighborhoods in the city of Pittsburgh have been reduced.
Health
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Pre-cooked bacon food topping recalled because packages could have metal pieces
Smithfield Meats is recalling more than 185,000 pounds of pre-cooked bacon toppings, the USDA said.
J.M. Smucker Company issues recall of Jif peanut butter products due to potential salmonella contamination
A total of 14 illnesses have been reported across 12 states.
Sen. Casey introduces bill to protect families from baby formula shortages
Sen. Bob Casey along with other lawmakers have introduced a bill to avoid future baby formula shortages.
Allegheny County Jail returns to modified lockdown due to uptick in COVID-19 cases
The Allegheny County Jail is back on modified lockdown because of increasing COVID-19 cases.
CDC seeing uptick in unexplained cases of hepatitis in young children
Investigators say more than half the children tested positive for a virus commonly linked to upset stomachs.
Sports
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Steelers host Girls High School Flag Football Championship at Heinz Field
Local girls got the chance to make history in the inaugural championship game.
Pujols hits 2 HRs, Molina pitches, Matz hurt, Cards top Bucs
A six-run second inning helped propel the Cardinals to an easy win.
Reynolds' inside the park home run not enough to lift Pirates over Cardinals
The inside the park home run was no match for Goldschmidt's four-hit night.
Report: Penguins agree to six-year deal with forward Bryan Rust
The Penguins have reached a deal with one of their big-name free agents.
Wainwright, Molina help Cardinals to 5-3 win over Pirates
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Pirates 5-3 on Friday night.
Business News
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Mineo's Pizza House in Allison Park temporarily closing
The location is temporarily shutting down due to a staffing shortage.
Sunday Business Page: Making sense of the economy
KDKA's Jon Delano talks to PNC chief economist Dr. Gus Faucher about how to make sense of the economy lately.
Asian American Chamber of Commerce event seeks to help the next generation
The event was held to highlight inequalities some small business owners and local entrepreneurs face in Pittsburgh.
City and county joint report details tax-exempt property and its impact on revenue
A report from the City of Pittsburgh and Allegheny County controllers details the prevalence of tax-exempt property.
Sunday Business Page: 'Operation Warp Speed'
KDKA's Jon Delano is talking to businessman, politician and author Paul Mango about his new book - "Operation Warp Speed."
Entertainment
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CBS unveils 2022-2023 primetime lineup
CBS announced its 2022-2023 primetime programming lineup of CBS Originals, featuring four new dramas and more.
Lee Daniels horror film set in Pittsburgh looking for paid extras
A new Lee Daniels horror film set in Pittsburgh is looking for paid extras.
Carrie Underwood announces 43-city tour that will roll through Pittsburgh
Hours after it was announced that Eric Clapton will perform at PPG Paints Arena, another huge name in music announced her own tour stop in Pittsburgh.
Eric Clapton to perform in Pittsburgh in September
Legendary guitarist Eric Clapton has included Pittsburgh on a limited five-city tour in September.
Billy Porter serves as CMU graduation keynote speaker
He graduated from the university's School of Drama in 1991
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#143DayinPA
It's #143DayinPA, when Pennsylvanians are encouraged to share acts of kindness.
KDKA-TV Afternoon Forecast (5/23)
Stay on top of local weather with meteorologist Kristin Emery's 7-day forecast!
Smithfield Meats recalling bacon
Smithfield Meats is recalling bacon toppings.
Allegheny County Elections Return Board counts provisional ballots
The Allegheny County Elections Return Board is back to work Monday, reviewing provisional ballots; KDKA's Briana Smith reports.
Allegheny County Elections Return Board counts provisional ballots
The Allegheny County Elections Return Board is back to work Monday, reviewing provisional ballots; KDKA's Briana Smith reports.
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Pittsburgh Marathon returns, thousands of runners participate
Pittsburgh Marathon weekend 2022 brought hundreds of thousands of people into the city. Despite a rainy day, runners made their way through 14 city neighborhoods.
Aftermath of mass shooting on the North Side
A violent morning in the North Side saw 11 victims, including 2 dead juveniles and 9 others who were injured.
Winter Storm Brings Rain, Ice And Snow To Southwestern Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania is bracing for a severe winter storm consisting of rain, ice, and snow throughout the region.
Port Authority Bus Lifted From Fern Hollow Bridge Collapse Site
The trapped Port Authority bus was lifted from the Fern Hollow Bridge collapse site in Frick Park on Monday, Jan. 31, 2022. The bus was on the bridge when the structure gave way on Friday, injuring at least 10 people.
Bridge Collapses In Pittsburgh's Frick Park
The Fern Hollow Bridge collapsed in Pittsburgh on the morning of Jan. 28, 2022. The structure is located at Forbes and Braddock Avenues and spans Frick Park, below is Hot Dog Dam Dog Park and a walking/running trail.
