Fake Facebook Page Victimizing Local Police Officers
Someone is allegedly using Facebook to exploit a local police officer's recent heart attack.
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Someone is allegedly using Facebook to exploit a local police officer's recent heart attack.
The latest YouTube video fad, "gallon smashing" has spread to supermarkets in Pennsylvania.
A man out on bond for alleged threats against a state trooper is now in trouble for allegedly threatening the same trooper again.
Facebook is changing again. This time the company says they are focused on clearing the clutter, and creating "a personalized newspaper."
Commonwealth Press is a little shop on the South Side with a distinctive Pittsburgh touch. Though owner, Dan Rugh, competes with online screen printers, a laid back atmosphere lures customers to his old-time brick and mortar shop. Speaking of bricks, he arrived Tuesday morning to find a smashed display window.
A local police chief in Somerset County has been suspended without pay after a controversial picture of him surfaced on the Internet.
Police say a Moon Township woman decided to use toys as weapons, and she was arrested for assault.
Looking for a fish fry? Well, now there's a map to help you.
Here's a recap of the Wednesday edition of the KDKA Afternoon News in case you missed anything.
KDKA-AM's Larry and John talk to Eric Lowry, owner of Pittsburgh Tactical Firearms, about his gun giveaway, as well as gun owners' rights.
The Hollywood Theater in Dormont has to raise $75,000 by the end of this year to switch over to digital projectors or it will have to close its doors.
Don't think you're too smart to get taken. Some of the newest scams have twists and turns you might never expect.
Attention Facebook users, the social media company may owe you money.
Food chain Buffalo Wild Wings finds itself in the middle of a controversy, after gun bans pop up at company-owned restaurants.
A man was arrested Tuesday, accused of threatening a state trooper after an arrest last year.
Here's a recap of Monday's KDKA Afternoon News.
Pirates' center fielder Andrew McCutchen will be appearing on the cover of an MLB video game thanks to the power of social media.
The Hopewell Township Police Department says they have charged two juveniles in separate alleged threats against the high school.
Instagram, the popular photo-sharing service that Facebook bought this year, is the target of a storm of outrage on Twitter and other sites after a change in its user agreement hinted that it might use shared photos in ads.
There are plenty of big moments on Facebook including babies, birthdays and new jobs to name a few.
Charges will be filed against the driver of a tractor trailer who ran over a pedestrian in the Strip District Tuesday.
As the end of year nears it is time to take a moment to look back to see what made the top of the best of lists for 2012. Other than the presidential election there have been many other battles this year to score a number one spot in the United States. Companies, writers, public relation experts and cities have all been vying for the golden top spot.
Facebook boasts of more than one billion people on its social network, but a study from the School of Business at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland, and the University of Bath, England, suggests many of those on Facebook are more stressed out than ever.
The night before Thanksgiving is a traditional party night, and that means police are out looking for drunk drivers.
A local teacher and mother is reaching out to help the family of the boy who was killed after falling into an exhibit at the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium.
