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It's a rare sight, but a beautiful one as the American side of Niagara Falls is frozen over.
Donna Azar, of Wexford, shows her California sister the view from the Mount Washington overlook. She and Lorin Mills, though two years apart in age, look almost like twins.
Two local men are trying to make Pittsburgh the kindest city in America and they're using social media to spread the word.
Have you noticed some strange things happening around town recently? Maybe somebody paid for your coffee or let you have the good parking spot at work?
Professional sports teams across the country are joining millions of people by going purple for Spirit Day, but the message isn't being well received by some.
Who's watching you? What are they learning about you? And how can you turn it off?
KDKA-AM's John Shumway talks to national credit expert Paul Oster about how credit companies, insurers, and employers are using social media to make decisions about you.
Seven-year-old Zeus does not want for anything after his return home.
The two teens accused in the brutal beating of another teenager, which was captured on cell phone video, outside of the Brookline rec center have turned themselves into police.
An Armstrong County man is behind bars again on sexual assault charges after allegedly targeting the same young girl from his first arrest back in April.
A new ad for Kraft Zesty Italian dressing is causing quite the controversy with some moms.
Firefighters are at the scene of an intense house fire in Beaver County.
A secretary who says she was fired over a Facebook posting made from her home computer and on her own time is suing a West Virginia sheriff's department for federal civil rights violations.
It's the latest chapter of the Jesse White saga. He's the local state representative who admitted to using online aliases to bully constituents.
A KD Investigation into state Rep. Jesse White has prompted calls from both political parties for ethic investigations.
A state lawmaker accused of using fake names online to criticize supporters of gas drilling is saying he's sorry.
There are new developments after a KDKA investigation uncovered accusations that a state lawmaker is hiding behind online aliases to attack supporters of Marcellus Shale drilling in the area.
The voice of country music star Tim McGraw emanates from a radio on the desk of Burns White paralegal, Shirlene Borsos.
Some local moms say the video of their sons getting punched and kicked is just "too hard to watch."
Singer-songwriter Josh Ritter says he won't return to play a central Pennsylvania Christian college unless it changes its policy against "homosexual behavior."
A volunteer firefighter with the Penn Hills Volunteer Fire Department has been fired, after he allegedly made a racist comment on Facebook.
More fallout in Pittsburgh's mayor's race. KDKA revealed Tuesday that Mayor Luke Ravenstahl was behind new attack ad against Councilman Bill Peduto.
A McKeesport gun shop's contest to give away an AR-15 was shut down by Facebook, which claimed it violated their code of conduct.
Whether you filed your taxes on time or not, you could be subject to an IRS audit. One thing to keep in mind is what you post on Facebook, Twitter, or other social media sites might come back to haunt you.
