KDKA Fish Fry Guide 2019The annual KDKA Fish Fry Guide is back so you can plan your Friday meals during Lent and find some great places to grab the catch of the day!
Student Debt: How To Get A Higher Education, Learn Marketable Job Skills Without Going Into DebtIt is no secret college gets more expensive by the year, and students graduate with a ton of student loan debt.
Who You See Before You Die: Hospice Documenting Patients' Mysterious Dream ExperiencesDeath is one of the mysteries of life. But the dreams of patients at Hospice Buffalo in New York State are revealing something incredible about the process of dying.
Does It Really Do That? FurZapperThe FurZapper claims it can "zap" pet fur off blankets, bedding and more, but does it really do that?
'It's Going To Be A Marathon, Not A Sprint': 6-Year-Old Boy Living With AFM Facing Long Road To RecoveryInstead of playing sports like a lot of 6-year-old boys, Bryson Ackermann is going to weekly therapy sessions, trying to get his life back.
How Much Video Game Time Is Too Much? Ways Parents Can Combat Their Child's 'Fortnite' AddictionParents across the country are complaining that Fortnite and other video games have taken over their children's lives to the point that some have become addicted.
New Knee Device Helping Patients With Intermediate OsteoarthritisThere's a new treatment option for knee pain sufferers who don't want to go under the knife for a replacement.
KDKA Investigates: CBD Oil Supporters Are Believers Despite A Lack Of ProofCBD Oil is growing in popularity. People who use it, swear by it. But critics say it amounts to nothing more than snake oil.
Could WVU's New Micropellet Injection Offer Sciatica Patients Some Relief?If you've ever dealt with back pain, specifically sciatica, you know it's not fun. Some local doctors are trying out a new option to treat it, using a common medicine for blood pressure, but putting a unique twist on it.
WVU Researchers Working On Treatment To Help Reverse Effects Of Alzheimer's DiseaseSome exciting work is underway at West Virginia University that could be the key to battling it.
'There's Signs In Handwriting That Will Make Me Scared': Expert Says Handwriting Examination An Important Part Of 'Threat Analysis'How we write is very telling, and it could actually be a warning sign that something more sinister is lurking.
