Police department social worker dedicated to helping residents in need in Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg Police Department Social Worker Mary Bauer photographed near her office inside police headquarters in Sharpsburg. (Joyce Hanz | TribLive) Mary Bauer isn’t a police officer, but you’ll find her office inside the Sharpsburg Police Department. The McCandless resident is a full-time police social worker at the...
Temps drop to single digits; KDKA storm center activated
With temperatures dropping to single digits this morning, more than 150 schools and organizations are going with delayed starts today. Pittsburgh Public and North Allegheny schools are among the districts with two hour delays
Woman requiring life-saving treatment almost misses appointment because of snow, ice-covered streets
Neighbors have been reaching out to Channel 11 by the dozen, critical of the city’s snow removal following Saturday’s storm.
Powerball ticket worth more than $2 million sold in Beaver County
A Pennsylvania Lottery retailer in Beaver County sold a Powerball ticket worth $2 million for the Dec. 13 drawing, lottery officials said.
Firefighters help coax dog off the Allegheny River
Blawnox Volunteer Fire Company and Allegheny Valley Volunteer Fire Company teamed up to rescue Bam-Bam, who ran across ice on the Allegheny River to Twelve Mile Island.
Victim of Bondi Beach terror attack had ties to Pittsburgh’s Jewish community
One of the victims of the Bondi Beach terror attack had ties to the Pittsburgh area, with family still living in the region.
Pittsburgh Public Works responds to criticism over road conditions
Bill Crean, Deputy Director of the Department of Public Works, tells KDKA Radio the weekend storm brought some equipment and staffing challenges for crews.
12 rescued sea turtles recovering at Pittsburgh Zoo and Aquarium
A dozen sea turtles rescued from New England are recovering at the Pittsburgh Zoo and Aquarium.
3 men arrested, accused of tying teens’ hands, raping them in Kennedy Township home
Court documents claim the incident started Saturday night when the girls were brought to the home after someone ordered an Uber for them.
Nuns, sisters bring ‘moral authority … in spades’ to anti-ICE actions
“We understand that God is in this mess, and we have a confidence that in the end, things will work out — maybe not for us, but after us,” said Sister Cynthia Serjak. “So you do what you can while you can.” The post Nuns, sisters bring ‘moral authority … in spades’ to anti-ICE actions appeared first on Pittsburgh's...
