Rube Goldberg exhibit opens at Children's Museum of Pittsburgh
Kids and families are now enjoying the new exhibit at the Children's Museum of Pittsburgh.
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Kids and families are now enjoying the new exhibit at the Children's Museum of Pittsburgh.
If you're looking for some fun activities to do with your kids, there's a lot happening this weekend!
A new law takes effect across Pennsylvania on Jan. 20 that will help medically fragile babies.
For this three-day weekend, there are several opportunities to learn about the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. across the city.
An 8-year-old boy, who's originally from Pittsburgh, is landing some big roles in Hollywood.
Have you asked middle and high schoolers what they want to do for a job and they have no idea?
December is in full swing in Pittsburgh! Hanukkah begins this week, and various events to celebrate the holiday season are occurring daily.
High school students get to observe a live, open heart surgery five days a week at Allegheny General Hospital.
This is it — the weekend when the city gets its jingle on and launches the holiday season.
Ten local school districts are starting to use the $10 million in grant money they received to help with social and emotional support.
Autism rates have been rising in the United States.
While Light Up Night is still a week away, there is so much going on this weekend that you don't want to miss.
It's the most wonderful time of the year in the 'Burgh. Downtown Pittsburgh is nearly ready to kick off the annual holiday season festivities. Light Up Night is especially magical for kids, but it's also a busy night with so much to see and do. To guide us through the big night is Kidsburgh's Yu-Ling Behr.
The story of Hellen Keller will be told on stage this weekend and next in Prime Stage's production of "The Miracle Worker."
Fewer high schoolers are using e-cigarettes, according to a new survey by the FDA and CDC.
It's a truly spooktacular weekend in Pittsburgh, with festivals and costume contests galore.
Dr. Debi Gilboa, or Dr. G, is a nationally renowned expert on parenting and resilience, as well as a family medicine doctor, and she is one of many Jewish people in the Pittsburgh region with close connections to the war in Israel. That resilience is now being put to the test.
Many people in our community have connections to the war in Israel or Ukraine, so what can parents do to help kids understand? KDKA-TV's Kristine Sorensen reports.
With just two weekends left in October, the spooky events are piling up in and around Pittsburgh.
It's hard to be bored in Pittsburgh in October – so much to do, from festivals to fall foliage kayaking to live theater!
The rare and significant collection of string instruments from the Holocaust can be seen at Carnegie Mellon.
It's a three-day weekend here in Pittsburgh, with most students off for Indigenous People's Day on Oct. 9.
Teenagers have a new, safe place to go after school where they can also prepare for their future.
More than 4,500 students in 12 school districts are participating in a Kindness Campaign.
The nonprofit STEM Coding Lab is providing computer classes in schools around the region.
