Pitt Law Professor: Twitter's Ban Of President Donald Trump Is Constitutional
A professor at the University of Pittsburgh says that Twitter's ban of President Donald Trump is constitutional and does not violate the First Amendment.
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First-Of-Its-Kind First Amendment National Conference Held In Pittsburgh
A conference at Duquesne University brought together some of the finest minds to discuss the vital role of the First Amendment.
Man Claims Mobile Home Park Violating Civil Rights
Some folks living in the Palm Grove Senior Mobile Home community in Las Vegas claim their civil rights are under attack after a pile of monthly newsletter vanished.
Officials Warn Students About Posting About Plum Incidents On Social Media
Students at Plum High School say school they've been told not to talk about the ongoing teacher-student sexual relations investigations.
Justice Halts Religious Groups' Birth Control Opt-Out Role
A Supreme Court justice is blocking an appeals court's ruling that would have forced two western Pennsylvania Catholic dioceses and a Christian college to fill out forms to avoid penalties for not directly providing contraceptive benefits.
Court Nixes Faith-Based Birth Control Mandate Challenge
A federal appeals court has reversed lower-court victories by two western Pennsylvania Catholic dioceses and a private Christian college that challenged birth control coverage mandates as part of federal health care reforms.
Carrick Residents Upset After KKK Recruiting Signs Are Left On Parked Vehicles
It's happened few times over the past several months.
Is It Legal To Flash Headlights To Warn Drivers Of Speed Traps?
If you're like many, you've probably been speeding down the interstate, and suddenly, a Good Samaritan flicks his lights at you.
Local Politician Working On Bill To Criminalize Revenge Sites
They're sites of revenge and spite – nationally there's TheDirty.com – and closer to home there's Butler Trash, where anonymous users post lewd pictures and scurrilous accusations, calling their victims drug and sex addicts and worse.
Warning Drivers With High Beams Free Speech?
KDKA Radio's Mike Pintek talks to David Hudson, Scholar at the First Amendment Center at Vanderbilt University.
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Gateway reviewing policies after marching band director charged
Gateway school leaders addressed the charges surrounding its suspended band director.
Adams Township residents asked to avoid Breakneck Creek due to fuel leak
It is not clear what type of fuel leaked into the creek or if the water supply is impacted.
Highland Park Pool closed for the summer
Heavy rains caused significant amounts of mud to run into the pool.
Woman accused of hitting cars parked at Star Lake and leading officers on chase
A woman is accused of hitting several cars after the Kid Rock concert at the Pavilion at Star Lake.
Rep. Scott Perry says FBI agents seized his cellphone
U.S. Rep. Scott Perry said his cellphone was seized Tuesday morning by FBI agents carrying a search warrant.
Man accused of secretly recording 17-year-old foreign exchange student
A West Virginia man accused of secretly recording a foreign exchange student has been charged with possessing child porn.
$5,000 reward posted in shooting outside Cincinnati bar that hurt 9
A $5,000 reward is being offered in a shooting that wounded nine people outside a Cincinnati bar over the weekend.
'Bigger and better than ever': RADical Days kick off in September
The days connect people with attractions like the zoo, aviary and cultural centers for free.
Nationwide teacher shortage being felt in Pennsylvania
Leaders said pay, benefits and burnout are three leading factors behind the shortage.
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Gateway reviewing policies after marching band director charged
Gateway school leaders addressed the charges surrounding its suspended band director.
Adams Township residents asked to avoid Breakneck Creek due to fuel leak
It is not clear what type of fuel leaked into the creek or if the water supply is impacted.
Highland Park Pool closed for the summer
Heavy rains caused significant amounts of mud to run into the pool.
Woman accused of hitting cars parked at Star Lake and leading officers on chase
A woman is accused of hitting several cars after the Kid Rock concert at the Pavilion at Star Lake.
Rep. Scott Perry says FBI agents seized his cellphone
U.S. Rep. Scott Perry said his cellphone was seized Tuesday morning by FBI agents carrying a search warrant.
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Rep. Scott Perry says FBI agents seized his cellphone
U.S. Rep. Scott Perry said his cellphone was seized Tuesday morning by FBI agents carrying a search warrant.
Ron DeSantis to campaign for Doug Mastriano in Pittsburgh
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis will be in Pittsburgh on Aug. 19 for the event.
Doug Mastriano cuts short interview with Jan. 6 committee
Doug Mastriano appeared briefly Tuesday before the Jan. 6 committee investigating the U.S. Capitol insurrection.
Doug Mastriano cuts short interview with Jan. 6 committee
Doug Mastriano appeared briefly Tuesday before the Jan. 6 committee investigating the U.S. Capitol insurrection.
Federal appeals court says House committee can get Trump's tax returns
Rep. Richard Neal, head of the House Ways and Means Committee, first requested the tax information from the IRS in April 2019.
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Keep it or pitch it? The age-old used by debate for food
We've all seen the used by date on food in our fridge, but is it something to strictly follow?
P.F. Chang's Home Menu beef and broccoli under recall
Conagra is recalling more than 100,000 pounds of P.F. Chang's Home Menu beef and broccoli.
Conagra recalls P.F. Chang beef and broccoli
Conagra is recalling more than 100,000 pounds of P.F. Chang's Home Menu beef and broccoli
Gov. Wolf pushes General Assembly to pass bill to send $2,000 to families
Gov. Tom Wolf reintroduced a program he says is aimed at supporting families in Pennsylvania through the inflation crisis.
Protein, nutritional drinks recalled due to possible microbial contamination
More than 50 protein and nutritional drink products are being pulled from store shelves for what is described as microbial contamination.
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Something Good: Back to school pics
We want to see your back to school photos!
Pittsburgh Gives #OneDay event benefits local good causes
We're chatting with representatives from Pittsburgh Gives about their #OneDay event!
Cooking Corner: Chicken and Pea-sto Pasta
We're in the PTL Kitchen with Giant Eagle Prepared Foods Team Leader Chef Crystal Baldwin making Chicken and Pea-sto Pasta!
Celina debuts her earrings design at Closet Rehab
PTL's Celina Pompeani Mathison heads to Lawrenceville to visit local shop Closet Rehab where you can design your own jewelry.
Back To School Tips: At the bus stop
Back to school tips presented by Pittsburgh Public Schools.
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In 10 months as Washington County DA, Jason Walsh seeks death penalty against 8
Seeking the death penalty will come at considerable costs to Washington County's taxpayers.
City says affordable housing is one way to help people experiencing homelessness
What is being done to help people experiencing homelessness in the city of Pittsburgh?
KDKA Investigates: Helping people experiencing homelessness in Pittsburgh
Homelessness is on the rise in our region, up 21 percent in Allegheny County from last year.
Developers say cracker plant in Beaver County will be economic boost needed for region
Shell's cracker plant in Beaver County is finally set to open later this summer.
Environmentalists watch water quality with cracker plant set to open in Beaver County
Shell's cracker plant in Beaver County is finally set to open later this summer.
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"Terrifying" study links climate hazards to hundreds of infectious diseases
"There is no speculation here whatsoever," the study's lead author said. "These are things that have already happened."
Monkeypox very serious, but no reason for widespread alarm, top doctor says
Dr. Ashish Jha told "CBS Mornings" that declaring a public health emergency for the monkeypox outbreak will speed up vaccinations and help health officials obtain data to stop the spread of the disease.
U.S. declares monkeypox outbreak a public health emergency
The declaration could help the federal government respond as the number of cases grows and demand for the vaccine far exceeds supply around the country.
CDC expected to provide updated guidance for COVID-19 and back to school
Several changes are being discussed, including distancing, isolation, and others.
Judge rules West Virginia Medicaid must cover transgender care
U.S. District Judge Chuck Chambers in Huntington made the ruling Tuesday in a lawsuit filed by Lambda Legal.
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Serena Williams hints at retirement, says she's "evolving away from tennis"
The athlete and icon suggested that she's planning to retire in a new Vogue essay published on Tuesday.
High school football: Heat acclimatization practices kick off
In just a few weeks, Friday night lights will return.
Sidney Crosby turns 35: A look back at some of Crosby's greatest moments
Happy birthday, Sidney Crosby.
Pirates get rare win at Camden Yards, 8-1 over Orioles
The Buccos responded in a dominant fashion after losing games one and two.
Orioles run winning streak to 5 with 6-3 win over Pirates
The Orioles have taken games one and two of the three-game set.
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CEO of Brighton Rehab, 4 others indicted on health care fraud charges
Federal investigators have indicted five people, including the CEO of Brighton Rehab and Wellness Center in Beaver County, of health care fraud.
Unpaid unemployment: the frustrations surrounding delays in receiving payments
Several times per week here at KDKA, we hear from unemployed people whose frustrations have boiled over while trying to get some help from the state -- so John Shumway went asking for answers.
Animal shelters overwhelmed as more and more people surrender their pets
Animal shelters in some areas of the country are seeing more pets returned to their care.
Recall expands for baked goods possibly contaminated with plastic pieces
Enjoy Life Natural Brands is expanding its voluntary recall of baked goods over the potential presence of hard pieces of plastic.
Kraft Heinz reaches deal to continue presence at Acrisure Stadium
The iconic Heinz Ketchup bottles may no longer be on the end zone scoreboard, but they are not leaving Acrisure Stadium.
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Organizers announce plans for Little Italy Days in Bloomfield
The 20th annual Pittsburgh Little Italy Days returns to Bloomfield on Aug. 18-21.
Motown legend Lamont Dozier dead at 81
Over a four-year period, 1963-67, Lamont Dozier and brothers Brian and Eddie Holland crafted more than 25 top 10 songs.
Ethan Coen to film new movie in the Pittsburgh area
You can be featured in the upcoming film.
Olivia Newton-John, beloved singer and actress, dies at 73
Her husband John Easterling announced her passing on her Facebook page.
2 Pittsburgh officers injured while trying to arrest suspect on South Side
Two Pittsburgh police officers were injured while trying to make an arrest on the South Side.
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KDKA-TV Nightly Forecast (8/9)
Stay on top of local weather with meteorologist Kristin Emery's 7-day forecast!
Rep. Scott Perry says FBI agents seized his cellphone
Rep. Scott Perry said Tuesday that FBI agents seized his cellphone.
Gateway reviewing policies after marching band director charged
Gateway school leaders addressed the charges surrounding its suspended band director.
Highland Park Pool closed for the season
Heavy rains caused significant amounts of mud to run into the pool.
KDKA News Update PM: August 9, 2022
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Goodbye Heinz Field: Ketchup bottles and signage removed to make way for Acrisure Stadium
On Monday, July 18, 2022, crews were hard at work at the former Heinz Field. They were taking down signage to make way for Acrisure Stadium. After removing the endzone ketchup bottles on Monday and Tuesday, the iconic Heinz Field sign on the front of the stadium was taken down.
Artist renderings offer early look of new UPMC Presbyterian Hospital
The new UPMC Presbyterian Hospital will stand 17-stories high and have 636 private patient rooms, officials said.
17 train cars derail in Harmar Township, injuring 3
More than a dozen tanker cars derailed in Harmar Township, sending three people to the hospital on Thursday.
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.
