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People are getting prescriptions from Canada because their medicine in the United States are too expensive. KDKA's Meghan Schiller explains.
Robert and Michelle King, the married duo behind TV shows "The Good Wife" and "Elsbeth" are back with a brand new legal drama. "Cupertino" centers on a small law firm battling powerful tech companies in Silicon Valley. Our producer allante walker spoke to the stars of the show.. Ahead of tonight's big series premiere.
Making a pot of your favorite coffee or a phone call with your mom, however big or small, some things can really brighten up your day. That's our Question of the Week.
The Allegheny River is about to be filled with colorful dragon boats and some friendly competition. The Pittsburgh Dragon Boat Festival is back this weekend, celebrating a sport with deep traditions, while raising support for local breast cancer survivors. Robby Incmikoski has a preview.
It's Fluffernutter Day and Wise County Biscuits & Cafe is putting a decadent spin on the classic with a biscuit creation that's sure to satisfy your sweet tooth. Plus, they're adding a fall-inspired twist.
It’s Thursday and that means we’re sharing a glimpse at our lives away from the camera.
Measles is making headlines close to home with a confirmed case here in Allegheny County. It's leaving a lot of families with questions about symptoms, exposure and protection. Plus, a headline out of Russia about a plague has people talking.
There are some places you drive past all the time and wonder what happens in there? And apparently Mikey Hood has been wondering that about the ALCOSAN wastewater treatment plant for some time now. She quickly learned that this tour would take her a lot farther and deeper than she expected.
Pump and the Pittsburgh Sports League have helped form friendships and community for 30 years! And this week they're celebrating in a big way.
Maybe the chicken is boring, the vegetables need some love or you just want to make leftovers feel brand new. We have a very delicious solution: sauce! Chef Janet is showing us three simple sauces that you can drizzle, spoon and slather on all your favorite foods!
Pittsburgh is coming together to walk for families of people with Alzheimer's, honoring those we've lost and helping to fund the research needed to keep moving forward.
Pittsburgh has always known how to have a good time, and now the rest of the country seems to be taking notice. In under a Mikey Minute, our city is getting hype for something surprising to many these days.
So many of us are searching for a cure-all to aging, perimenopause, brain fog, sleep issues. And now some celebrities like Gwyneth Paltrow are giving new-ish treatments a try. Exomind is not new, but new to the mainstream market. It's a shorter form of something called transcranial magnetic stimulation. Sanctuary Wellness Spa in McMurray offers a one-session trial, so Heather tried it out too.
Stacker released a study looking into commute times throughout the Commonwealth.
The Shell cracker plant in Beaver County hasn't been in operation for six months yet and it's already pausing operations.
Festival organizers couldn't reach an agreement with Kennywood Park on ticket prices.
One local audiology clinic is awarding a handful of people with hearing aids.
Let's get the conversation started with Joy Riders, Commonplace Coffee and more. Click for more information about today's guests!
The photos shared on social media captured the Northern Lights from Jo Hays Vista early Monday morning.
The magazine mentioned the 'Meet Your Maker' signature burger, the build-your-own options, and all the milkshake options as part of the winning criteria.
Let's get the conversation started with The Refillery and Cartoonist Kayfabe and more. Click for more information about today's guests!
The trial comes nearly five years after the accused shooter allegedly shot and killed 11 worshippers in Pittsburgh's Squirrel Hill neighborhood.
Pennsylvania is currently one of only 9 states that make young people wait until they are 16 to get a learner's permit.
