Mental health healing continues after 9/11
Twenty-five years after 9/11, mental health healing continues.
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Twenty-five years after 9/11, mental health healing continues.
What's a habit you picked up recently that you're proud of? We read your answers to the Question of the Week.
Pittsburgh Taco Festival returns to the Strip District.
Charlie Batch joins us to talk about what's new at Acrisure Stadium this season.
We're talking about the latest stories from KDKA Investigates.
A musical about 9/11 might not sound like an obvious recipe for an uplifting night at the theater, but that's exactly what makes "Come From Away" so special. It's a story about the detoured planes that couldn't make their destinations, strangers who opened their homes and a community that found unexpected ways to bring people together. It's taking the stage through theatre company Mon Rivers Arts in Elizabeth.
Each year, the Celtic shores invade the Three Rivers for the Pittsburgh Irish Festival. And the event is celebrating 35 years here in the Steel City. Robby Incmikoski is there with more.
The busy season is kicking in! We’re sharing a photo from our family album.
When you hear tailgate, you think brats, beers and buffalo chicken dip. But the latest craze is satisfying your sweet tooth! Ermara Irvin is here. She's the woman behind Sweet Cravings and the viral touchdown treat box.
Ohio Street on the North Side has a new look, and it has some residents cheering. But will new business lead to a loss of that old feel?
Vaginal estrogen has long been associated with one very specific problem: dryness. But new research is giving women a whole new reason to talk about it, especially if they deal with recurrent UTIs.
John Green talks about his new novel "Hollywood, Ending" and why he decided to set much of it in Pittsburgh.
Why is the question "When does summer end?" different for so many people?
We're learning about how the Coach the Coaches initiative could help change sideline culture in youth sports.
Slappers N Bangers is celebrating 11 years.
Talk the Talk: Sept. 9, 2026
Youth sports can teach kids teamwork, discipline and how to handle a win or a tough loss. But these days, parents may also be learning a few lessons of their own, like just how quickly a little league can lead to a very big bill! And beyond the money, there can be pressure on kids to perform and parents to keep up.
It's Sourdough September and we're taking this baking trend beyond the bread loaf. Sourdough has been having a major moment, but there's more you can do with it than just slice it, toast it and slather it with butter. The owner of Sour Power Bakery is showing us how she's turning sourdough into something sweet and special!
Pennsylvania is making national news headlines for something some health experts never expected -- the measles outbreaks. At first, the cases in our state seemed to be largely contained to Lancaster County's Mennonite and Amish communities. But over the weekend, exposure here in Pittsburgh was reported. Heather sat down with an infectious disease doctor, and since that interview took place, more cases and more concern. But that also means more importance on conversations, like this one.
What was the best concert you saw over the past couple months, and what made it so memorable? Today's 3 O'Clock Drop with KiKi B Jones from WAMO is all about the sounds of summer.
At Craft Beer School, you can raise a glass and raise your beer IQ at the same time! The event combines curated tastings and plenty of beer knowledge, all wrapped up in a fun, flavorful night out.
We build up our kids, our co-workers, even ourselves. What about our city? A recent article in a surprising place has us talking. But is there a downside to all that hype?
Heather is showing us a recipe for a pierogi and kielbasa sheet pan dinner.
Heather is making Rania's pot roast recipe in today's Home Sweet Heather special.
In A Mikey Minute, Mikey explains why family meals are important.
