Sarah Arbogast
Hundreds Of Students Displaced By Duquesne Power Outage
It’s been more than 24 hours, but staff and students at Duquesne University are still in the dark.
‘Yinz Can’t Park!’ A Hit With Pittsburghers
KDKA-AM’s Larry and John talk to Dan Greenwald, the creator of “Yinz Can’t Park,” a website that ridicules bad parking in Pittsburgh.
Crews Battle House Fire In Ellwood City
A large fire sent emergency crews to a home in Lawrence County this morning.
Officials Break Ground On Rebuilding Of Fayette Co. Church
Church-goers stood and watched as their place of worship went up in flames a year ago. Today, members of the congregation are celebrating and looking toward the future more than ever.
Officials Break Ground On Bakery Square 2.0
Ground was broken on a new project in East Liberty Thursday morning. It’s called Bakery Square 2.0.
Holy Angels Gears Up For 1st Fish Fry Of Season
Kitchens across the area were busy this morning with people prepping for their annual fish fry.
Water Authority Officials Issue Warning About Impersonators In Swissvale
An elderly couple was targeted by some bold burglars who impersonated water company employees. The incident happened in Swissvale and police are now issuing a warning for residents.
Long Detours In Place Due To Turnpike Construction Project
The Pennsylvania Turnpike kicked off a major construction project on Monday, but it comes with a lengthy detour for drivers.
Pa. Leads Nation In Wrong Way Traffic Fatalities
Drivers and passengers are killed in car crashes every day. But here in Pennsylvania, one particular type of accident is proving to be especially deadly.
Pitt Makes Cut Among Best Value Schools In Country
Selecting a school can be a tough decision. To help make that decision, the Princeton Review has just released its list of the best value colleges and Pitt made the list.
Port Authority CEO Bland Fired
Steve Bland is no longer the CEO of the Port Authority.
Star-Studded Exhibit To Open At Warhol Museum
Artists from around the world, all inspired by Andy Warhol, will display their work in Pittsburgh. A new show is opening at the Andy Warhol Museum this weekend called, “Regarding Warhol, Sixty Artists, Fifty Years.”
Companies Banking On Expensive Super Bowl Ads
More than 100 million people are expected to watch Super Bowl XLVII Sunday.
Decision Over Port Authority CEO’s Job Delayed
The fate of Port Authority CEO Steve Bland remains in limbo. On Friday morning, the Port Authority Board was expected to fire Bland or accept his forced resignation. It was expected to be a heated meeting, but instead, it never happened.
Volunteers Work To Help Others On MLK Day
In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., hundreds of volunteers off of work or school today are helping with service projects.
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| 7:00 PM | CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley |
| 7:30 PM | omg! Insider |
| 8:00 PM | The American Baking Competition |
| 9:00 PM | Criminal Minds |
| 10:00 PM | CSI: Crime Scene Investigation |
| 11:00 PM | KDKA-TV News at 11 |
| 11:35 PM | Late Show with David Letterman |
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