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Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 87 New Coronavirus Cases, 9 More HospitalizationsThe Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 87 new Coronavirus cases Saturday and one additional death.
West Mifflin Man Donates Wreath To Fallen Officers Memorial After First Wreath Was Stuffed In A Trash Can By VandalsA man donated a new wreath to the Law Enforcement Officers Memorial after its original wreath was vandalized last week.
Hey Ray! What Causes You To See A MirageOn a hot day, you may have noticed what looks like water in the distance, when looking down a road.
Pittsburgh Weather: Dry Streak Continues With Sunshine And Hot TemperaturesIt'll be another beautiful day and very similar to yesterday, although we don't have any chance for rain.
Crews Battle Blaze At Beltzhoover House FireFirefighters responded to the scene of an overnight house fire in Beltzhoover on Saturday.
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Tigers Defeat Pirates 17-13 In 11 Innings SlugfestNiko Goodrum drove in five runs, two on a double in a big 11th inning that sent the Detroit Tigers over the Pittsburgh Pirates 17-13 in a startling slugfest.
Ohio High School Football Season Shortened To 6 Games, All Teams Go To PlayoffsOhio's high school sports coordinating agency announced the football season will be shortened to six games this fall and all teams will advance to the playoffs.
Pittsburgh Penguins' Season Comes To End After Game 4 Loss To Montreal Canadiens
PIAA Board To Hold Meeting Regarding Gov. Tom Wolf's Recommendation To Postpone Youth SportsThe PIAA Board of Directors will meet on Friday afternoon to discuss fall sports after Governor Tom Wolf recommended postponing them until January.
Former WPIAL Executive Director Says Canceling Fall Sports Would Have Far-Reaching ImpactsThe former Executive Director of the WPIAL says a delay or cancelation of fall sports would have an impact on more than just the athletes.
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Woman In Custody After Not Reporting To Pittsburgh Community Corrections CenterA wanted woman is back in jail.
Lawsuit Against Catholic Diocese Of Pittsburgh Accuses Priest Of Sexual AbuseA lawsuit has been filed against the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh alleging that a man was sexually assaulted and raped by a priest when he was an altar boy. KDKA's Shelby Cassesse has more.
High School Coaches Weigh In On Possibility Of Sports Being CanceledKDKA's Pam Surano talked to coaches in the area.
KDKA News Update PM: August 7, 2020KDKA News Update PM: August 7, 2020
Mosquito Spraying In PittsburghFour Pittsburgh neighborhoods will get sprayed for mosquitoes next week.
Homeowners Allow Messages Of Hope On GarageHomeonwers in Pittsburgh want to help brighten everyone's day, KDKA's Royce Jones reports.
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Something Good: WFH Top TenPittsburgh Today Live's Heather and David have the results of a new list that says Pittsburgh is one of the best cities in the U.S. to work from home!
PTL Deal Days: Aug. 7, 2020Pittsburgh Today Live's Heather and David have this week's PTL Deal Day's products!
Weekly Pupdate: Penguin Goes To The BeachPittsburgh Today Live's Heather and David catch up with Canine Companions for Independence puppy raisers Jill and Jack Sabo and Penguin for an update at the beach!
PTL Summer Shape Up: Toning Your Back MusclesFitness guru Aubrey Worek is helping up tone our back muscles as part of the PTL Summer Shape Up.
Kidsburgh: Lots Of Summer LeftPittsburgh Today Live's David Highfield talks with Kidsburgh Ambassador Yu-Ling Behr about family friendly August summer fun activities.
Friday Free For All: Aug. 7, 2020Pittsburgh Today Live's Heather and David answer viewer questions!
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Quarantine Cooking: Your Essential Nonstick Cookware GuideStep up your quarantine cooking with this guide to nonstick cookware.
How To: 6 Easy Steps To Make Homemade Soft PretzelsLearn how to make your own homemade soft pretzels with these six easy steps!
5 Vodka Sauce Recipes To Try This WeekAnd would you miss it if it wasn't there?
Try These Make-Ahead Freezer Meals Perfect For WeeknightsSet yourself up for easy weeknight dinners no matter what!
Coronavirus Cooking: The Most Searched Recipe In Every State During QuarantineFind the most popular eats for your home state and across the country during the coronavirus quarantine.
Quarantine Recipes: How To Make Homemade BagelsSee how to make your own homemade bagels while stuck inside during quarantine.
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On A Positive Note: Woman Turns Terrifying Encounter Into Learning Experience With Self-Defense ClassA local woman is fighting back after a frightening encounter and creating a space for other moms and daughters do the same.
On A Positive Note: Getting Some 'Mom-Spiration'The coronavirus pandemic has left many looking for connection and one local mom is giving kids and families that chance.
Watch: Lone Bagpiper Plays Tribute To Pittsburgh Firefighter Christopher ConwayAs Pittsburgh firefighters paid their final respects to Chris Conway, a lone bagpiper continued to play as they filed out.
Coronavirus Pandemic Causing Shortages In Everything From Cash To Manufacturing SuppliesEverything from coins to building supplies and all the way to refrigerators are in short supply due to the coronavirus pandemic.
'Traffic Calming Devices:' City Seeing Increase In Demand For Speed HumpsYou may not be familiar with the city's new term: "Traffic Calming Devices" but you've certainly seen them while driving.
Local Volunteer Groups Stepping Up To Help End Child Food InsecurityFood insecurity in children is being exacerbated due to the pandemic but a couple of local organizations are working to solve that problem.
