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87-Year-Old Woman Killed In Car AccidentA deadly crash in Trafford Borough claimed the life of a woman on Thanksgiving.
Cops: Triple Fatal Shooting Stemmed From Robbery, Drug DealDayton police say the fatal shootings of three men inside a city home this week stemmed from a robbery and drug deal.
Police, Coroner Investigating Beaver Co. CrashPolice are investigating a two-car crash that took place in Beaver County.
UPMC Reports Rising Revenues Amid Coronavirus PandemicThe Coronavirus pandemic does not appear to be threatening the financial strength nor slowing the growth of UPMC.
Thanksgiving Shoppers Forced To Stay Home As Many Retail Stores Close For HolidayThanksgiving shopping lines were almost non-existent Thursday with most major retailers choosing to close for the holiday.
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Report: Ravens QB Lamar Jackson Tests Positive For Coronavirus Ahead Of Sunday's Game Against SteelersRavens quarterback Lamar Jackson has reportedly tested positive for coronavirus ahead of Sunday's game against the Steelers.
Derek Culver Powers No. 15 West Virginia Past VCU In Bad Boys Mowers Crossover Classic SemifinalsDerek Culver had 23 points and 15 rebounds to help No. 15 West Virginia beat VCU 78-66 on Thursday in the Bad Boys Mowers Crossover Classic semifinals.
Report: Arizona Cardinals WR, Ex-Pitt Star Larry Fitzgerald Tests Positive For CoronavirusCardinals wide receiver and former Pitt star Larry Fitzgerald has reportedly tested positive for coronavirus.
Steelers President Says The Organization Is 'Disappointed' To Not Play Ravens On ThanksgivingSteelers President Art Rooney II issued a statement on Thanksgiving, in which he expressed disappointment over the Ravens game postponement and thanks for fans.
Report: Baltimore Ravens Have More Positive COVID-19 CasesAccording to a report, the Baltimore Ravens had more positive cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday.
KDKA Video Updates
Black Friday Shopping Amid PandemicDuquesne University marketing professor Audrey Guskey has more with KDKA's Kym Gable.
Humane Animal Rescue Takes In Dogs Saved From South Korean Meat FarmHumane Animal Rescue is caring for several dogs rescued from a meat farm in South Korea. CEO Dan Rossi talks with KDKA's Kym Gable.
Latrobe Turkey Trot 5K Run/Walk Goes OnThe organizers of the Latrobe turkey trot insisted the show must go on.
JuJu Smith-Schuster Delivers MealsJuJu Smith-Schuster helped deliver turkeys to seniors on Thanksgiving.
New Castle Police Discover Over $2,000 And Loaded FirearmNew Castle Police have arrested and charged five individuals following a narcotics investigation.
Investigation Launched After Allegheny County Jail Inmate Dies In CellA male inmate died at the Allegheny County Jail on Thursday, and an investigation is pending.
Pittsburgh Today Live
'Ma Rainey's Black Bottom' Band Members Offer Look Behind-The-ScenesPittsburgh Today Live's Mikey Hood chats with some of the co-stars of the upcoming, critically-acclaimed film, "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom."
Holiday Magic At LeMontPittsburgh Today Live's Celina Pompeani visits Pittsburgh landmark, LeMont, to show us how they're celebrating the Christmas season!
Cooking With Rania: Lemon Ricotta PancakesStart your Thanksgiving Day off right with this breakfast/brunch recipe from Rania Harris, of Rania's Catering.
At Home With Pella: Decluttering Your HouseIn this week's At Home With Pella, some tips for decluttering your home.
New Exhibition Features Pop-Up Shop At Carnegie Museum Of ArtPittsburgh Today Live's Mikey Hood has a look at a new exhibition at the Carnegie Museum Of Art in Oakland. It features a pop-up shop and the work of local artists.
Pittsburgh Today Live Chat: Nov. 25, 2020Pittsburgh Today Live's Heather Abraham and David Highfield catch up on all the latest happenings and preview what's coming up on the show.
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Mercer County Is The Perfect Place For Holiday ShoppingThe holiday shopping season in Mercer County is already underway, drawing scores of people who are searching for great holiday gifts and hoping to pick up some fantastic items for themselves, too.
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.
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Thank You! KDKA-TV Turkey Fund Donations Shatter Record, Raise Over $855,000 For Families In NeedMore families than ever before need help this year putting Thanksgiving dinner on the table.
KDKA 2020-2021 Winter Weather Forecast, Slightly Warmer This SeasonKDKA Meteorologists Ray Petelin, Ron Smiley, Kristin Emery and Mary Ours present the 2020-21 KDKA Winter Weather Forecast!
CBS Holiday TV Special Schedule Released; Here’s When You Can Watch Rudolph And FrostyThe 2020 CBS holiday special schedule is out, so mark your calendars for beloved TV classics like “Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer” and “Frosty The Snowman.”
COVID Lawsuits: Who's Liable And Who Can Sue For Getting CoronavirusSeveral businesses, and even the Trump Campaign, have begun having patrons sign waivers in an effort to keep them protected if someone is diagnosed with COVID-19, but are they enough?
Saving The Fall Semester: Universities Urge Students To Remain Safe When On CampusPitt and WVU are urging students to remain safe and vigilant so they can remain on campus for the remainder of the fall semester.
Pennsylvania State Education Association Encouraging Teachers To Remain Vigilant And Safe During ReopeningsWith schools reopening, the PSEA is warning its members to stay safe and vigilant so that they remain in school.
