• Democratic Committee Threatening Lawsuit Over Pres. Donald Trump Flags At Pennsylvania Municipal Building

    Democratic Committee Threatening Lawsuit Over Pres. Donald Trump Flags At Pennsylvania Municipal Building
    CLEARFIELD COUNTY (KDKA) — Clearfield County leaders are being criticized for flags at the municipal building that show Pres. Donald Trump.
    (Photo Credit: KDKA)
    Some people want the town to take them down.
    But the town’s chairman says they’re patriotic.“This is a sad state of affairs when you are attacked for supporting the president of the United States,” Philbert Myers, Bigler Township chairman, said.
    “If it was a traditional, dignified picture of President
  • Democratic Committee Threatening Lawsuit Over Pres. Donald Trump Flags At Local Municipal Building

    Democratic Committee Threatening Lawsuit Over Pres. Donald Trump Flags At Local Municipal Building
    CLEARFIELD COUNTY (KDKA) — Clearfield County leaders are being criticized for flags at the municipal building that show Pres. Donald Trump.
    (Photo Credit: KDKA)
    Some people want the town to take them down.
    But the town’s chairman says they’re patriotic.“This is a sad state of affairs when you are attacked for supporting the president of the United States,” Philbert Myers, Bigler Township chairman, said.
    “If it was a traditional, dignified picture of President
  • Pennsylvania Museums, Historical Sites Receive $54,000 In Grants

    Pennsylvania Museums, Historical Sites Receive $54,000 In Grants
    CONNELLSVILLE, Pa. (KDKA) — Museums and historical landmarks in Fayette, Somerset and Westmoreland counties are collectively receiving a little over $54,000 in grants.The Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission (PHMC) gave a $40,000 grant to Fallingwater in Fayette County, a $4,000 grant to the Historical and Genealogical Society of Somerset County, and $10,029 to the West Overton Museums and Westmoreland County Historical Society.
    Senator Patrick Stefano of the state’s 32nd di
  • Pittsburgh Crews Begin Pothole Blitz This Weekend To Fix Potholes Across City

    Pittsburgh Crews Begin Pothole Blitz This Weekend To Fix Potholes Across City
    PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Crews from the City of Pittsburgh Department of Public Works are going to take advantage of this weekend’s weather.
    They want to get a handle on the growing crop of potholes.
    Residents are welcome to report potholes by calling 311 or calling 412-255-2621.
    They can also report potholes by using an online request form
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  • Pennsylvania Vets Respond To Coronavirus Fears For Household Pets

    Pennsylvania Vets Respond To Coronavirus Fears For Household Pets
    HARRISBURG (KDKA) — After the news of a dog in China testing weak positive for the coronavirus, people have been on edge about their pets catching the virus and spreading it to other people and animals.The Pennsylvania Veterinary Medical Association (PVMA) said, however, that there is no real need to worry.“Right now, there is no scientific evidence that the COVID-19 virus can cause illness in your pets or serve as a mechanism of transmission to other people,” said Dr. Bryan La
  • 62-Year-Old Woman Dies In Monongahela Fire

    62-Year-Old Woman Dies In Monongahela Fire
    CARROLL TOWNSHIP (KDKA) — Officials say a 62-year-old woman is dead after a fire in Monongahela.
    The Carroll Township fire chief said she was the lone resident in the house on Grant Street.
    Fire crews were called just before 1 p.m. on Friday.
    The fire is under investigation.
    We have learned from Carroll Township Police that a 62-year-old woman died in a fire in Monongahela. @KDKA pic.twitter.com/weEqAOd741
    — Chris Hoffman (@NewsmanChris) March 6, 2020
    Stay with KDKA for more on this
  • 62-Year-Old Woman Dies In Carroll Township Fire

    62-Year-Old Woman Dies In Carroll Township Fire
    CARROLL TOWNSHIP (KDKA) — Officials say a 62-year-old woman is dead after a fire in Carroll Township.
    The fire chief said she was the lone resident in the house on Grant Street.
    Fire crews were called just before 1 p.m. on Friday.
    The fire is under investigation.
    We have learned from Carroll Township Police that a 62-year-old woman died in a fire in Monongahela. @KDKA pic.twitter.com/weEqAOd741
    — Chris Hoffman (@NewsmanChris) March 6, 2020
    Stay with KDKA for more on this developing s
  • Langely K-8 Under Lockdown After Nearby Shooting

    Langely K-8 Under Lockdown After Nearby Shooting
    PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Langley K-8 was under lockdown after shots were fired on 700 block of Sherwood Avenue.Shell casings were found near 131 Sherwood Avenue.KDKA reports that no one was hurt by the gunfire, but a car was damaged.The lockdown has since been lifted.
    We’re told no one was hit by gunfire. Investigators say a car was hit.
    — Chris Hoffman (@NewsmanChris) March 6, 2020
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  • CBS Sports’ Andrew Catalon On Mountain West Tournament: ‘There’s A Lot To Play For For San Diego State’

    CBS Sports’ Andrew Catalon On Mountain West Tournament: ‘There’s A Lot To Play For For San Diego State’
    (CBS Local/CBSLA)- With a 29-1 record on the season and the Mountain West Conference regular season championship in tow, it is safe to assume that Brian Dutcher’s San Diego State team will be dancing in just a few weeks, regardless of the outcome of tonight’s semifinal game in the conference tournament.
    While a spot in the Big Dance is all but guaranteed, there is still plenty of debate surrounding the Aztecs. Normally, their record alone, combined with non-conference wins over Creig
  • Pittsburgh Pirates Debut Kids Free Ticket Program For April, May

    Pittsburgh Pirates Debut Kids Free Ticket Program For April, May
    PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — The Pittsburgh Pirates announced Friday that children ages 14 and under can attend Pirates games for free in April and May as part of their new Kids Free ticket program.Adults must pay $20 for a ticket in the special sections throughout the upper grandstand level in order to qualify for the program. Free kids’ tickets can be reserved either on Kids Opening Day on April 5 or online.Pirates officials say that the program is one of many planned for the 2020 season. O
  • Pittsburgh Penguins Take Advice From UPMC, CDC, NHL To Combat Coronavirus Concerns

    Pittsburgh Penguins Take Advice From UPMC, CDC, NHL To Combat Coronavirus Concerns
    PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — With the first confirmed cases of Coronavirus hitting Pennsylvania, the Penguins are taking extra steps to ensure the health of players, employees and fans.
    Jennifer Bullano Ridgley, who serves as the team’s VP of Media Relations, issued a statement on how the team is being proactive in preparation for any Coronavirus issue.“The team is following the recommendations of the CDC, UPMC and the NHL. Our medical staff has been in communication for several weeks w
  • Former Doctor Pleads Guilty To Trading Sex For Prescriptions

    Former Doctor Pleads Guilty To Trading Sex For Prescriptions
    CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (AP) — A former West Virginia doctor has admitted to trading sex for pain pill prescriptions.
    Eugenio Aldea Menez, 69, pleaded guilty Thursday before U.S. Magistrate Judge Michael John Aloi to distribution of a controlled substance outside the bounds of professional medical practice, The Exponent Telegram reported.
    If U.S. District Judge Thomas S. Kleeh accepts the plea agreement, Menez could face up to 20 years in prison and a fine of up to $1 million, the newspaper repo
  • David Sumney Held On All Charges In Murder Of Mother

    David Sumney Held On All Charges In Murder Of Mother
    SOUTH FAYETTE (KDKA) – David Sumney was held on all charges at his preliminary hearing on Friday.Sumney is accused of killing his 67-year-old mother Margaret Sumney back in September.Police in South Fayette were called to a home on Olde Orchard Drive for a wellness check when the family hadn’t heard from Margaret in several days.When they arrived, they found her dead inside the home and requested the assistance of the Allegheny County Police.An investigation revealed that Sumney had
  • A Man Filmed Licking A Tub Of Ice Cream Will Spend 30 Days In Jail And Pay Restitution To Blue Bell

    A Man Filmed Licking A Tub Of Ice Cream Will Spend 30 Days In Jail And Pay Restitution To Blue Bell
    (CNN) — Licking open containers of Blue Bell ice cream and sticking them back on freezer shelves was a fleeting fad in the summer of 2019 that delighted viral fame chasers and enraged law enforcement.
    One of the lickers who got caught will serve jail time and pay over $2,000 in fines and restitution.
    D’Adrien L’Quinn Anderson of Port Arthur, Texas, pleaded guilty to criminal mischief and sentenced to 30 days in jail for licking a half-gallon of vanilla Blue Bell ice cream.
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  • Allegheny County District Attorney Holding ‘Spring Medicine Cabinet Clean Out’

    Allegheny County District Attorney Holding ‘Spring Medicine Cabinet Clean Out’
    PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – This weekend, Allegheny County District Attorney Stephen A. Zappala is hosting a “2020 Spring Medicine Cabinet Clean-Out” at several police departments this weekend.
    “The beginning of daylight saving time is the perfect time for people to identify unused or expired prescription and over-the-counter medications in their homes, medications that if abused or used improperly can be extremely dangerous, addictive, and potentially lethal,” Zappala said
  • Ku Klux Klan Banned From Rallying Again In Dayton, Ohio

    Ku Klux Klan Banned From Rallying Again In Dayton, Ohio
    DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — Montgomery County denied a permit application by a Ku Klux Klan group that wanted to hold another rally in Dayton, citing a significant threat to public health and safety, officials said Friday.
    The county board also cited the commercial and financial harm a rally would cause. In a prepared statement announcing their decision, the commissioners said taxpayers should not be forced to bear the financial burden needed to fund law enforcement and security measures during th
  • University Of Washington Shuts Down Classes Due To Coronavirus Outbreak

    University Of Washington Shuts Down Classes Due To Coronavirus Outbreak
    SEATTLE, Wa. (KDKA) — The University of Washington will not hold any classes in-person through March 20 over fears of the coronavirus spreading in the state.
    Starting Monday, March 9, classes at UW campuses will no longer be meeting in person thru the end of winter quarter March 20. Campuses will remain OPEN. This action is to support social-distancing steps the region is taking to fight #COVID19. More here: https://t.co/Gr0eGivlWG
    — University of Washington (@UW) March 6, 2020
    The U
  • Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf Signs Emergency Disaster Declaration Due To Coronavirus

    Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf Signs Emergency Disaster Declaration Due To Coronavirus
    PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Pennsylvania governor Tom Wolf has signed an emergency disaster declaration due to the coronavirus.This comes after two people were confirmed to have contracted the virus in Pennsylvania.“It’s imperative that we continue to respond quickly and accurately to the coronavirus and its introduction into Pennsylvania,” Gov. Wolf said. “First and foremost, we want all Pennsylvanians to be safe and remain healthy and follow the practical advice of the De
  • Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf Declares Emergency Disaster Declaration Due To Coronavirus

    Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf Declares Emergency Disaster Declaration Due To Coronavirus
    PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Pennsylvania governor Tom Wolf has signed an emergency disaster declaration due to the coronavirus.This comes after two people were confirmed to have contracted the virus in Pennsylvania.“It’s imperative that we continue to respond quickly and accurately to the coronavirus and its introduction into Pennsylvania,” Gov. Wolf said. “First and foremost, we want all Pennsylvanians to be safe and remain healthy and follow the practical advice of the De
  • Study: Lettuce Grown In Outer Space Safe To Eat & Delicious

    Study: Lettuce Grown In Outer Space Safe To Eat & Delicious
    (CNN) — The astronauts floated around, expressing delight as they tasted something entirely unexpected in space.
    “Awesome! Tastes good! I like that! It’s fresh!” they said, between bites of the “Outredgeous” red romaine lettuce.
    It was the first time astronauts were able to enjoy the fruits of their labor after growing produce from seeds and harvesting it.
    Ice cream was possible in space before fresh vegetables — but in space, lettuce actually tastes lik
  • PTL Links: March 6, 2020

    PTL Links: March 6, 2020
    Visit the links below for more on today’s guests & topics:Carmi Soul Food Restuarant 
    Pittsburgh Home & Garden Show
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  • Carmi Soul Food: Tater Tot Quiche

    Carmi Soul Food: Tater Tot Quiche
    PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – Carleen King of Carmi’s Soul Food Restuarant has a variation on a dish recently in the news for being served on the campaign trail.
    Tater Tot Quiche.
    It’s now on the menu at Carmi’s and they have a new location on the North Side, “Carmi Express” at 1219 Federal Street.
    Ingredients:One 16-ounce bag frozen Tater Tots
    Pan Spray
    2 tablespoon Butter
    1 pound breakfast sausage
    1 medium onion, very finely diced
    1 cup milk
    1/2 cup half-and-half
    &fra
  • ‘Why We’re Polarized’ Excerpt: How Did We Become So Politically Divided?

    ‘Why We’re Polarized’ Excerpt: How Did We Become So Politically Divided?
    Photo Courtesy of Simon & Schuster
    There’s no question that, when it comes to politics, Americans are incredibly divided. How did that happen? And what can be done about it? In this special excerpt from his new book Why We’re Polarized, out now from Simon & Schuster, journalist and political analyst Ezra Klein explores the concept of negative partisanship and why Americans’ feelings toward the two dominant parties have become so extreme.
    It used to be common for voters
  • Gov. Wolf Confirms First 2 Cases Of Coronavirus In Pennsylvania

    Gov. Wolf Confirms First 2 Cases Of Coronavirus In Pennsylvania
    HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) – Pennsylvania governor says state has confirmed its first 2 coronavirus cases.
    Wolf says the state’s first two cases of coronavirus have been identified, one in Delaware County and one in Wayne County.
    Today we have our first two confirmed cases of Coronavirus in Pennsylvania.
    I want to assure Pennsylvanians that we are prepared for this. This is not the first rapidly spreading virus we have faced, and it certainly will not be our last. #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/
  • Local Couple Quarantined In Home After Being Aboard Grand Princess Cruise

    Local Couple Quarantined In Home After Being Aboard Grand Princess Cruise
    PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – Another local couple is quarantined inside their home after being aboard a cruise that may have exposed them to the coronavirus.
    RELATED STORIES:Local Family Quarantined On California Cruise Ship For Possible Coronavirus
    Preventing Coronavirus: Best Pittsburgh Songs To Sing For 20 Seconds While Washing Your Hands
    Greensburg Diocese Announces Changes To Mass Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
    Pa. Health Department Testing For Coronavirus, No Active Cases
    Starbucks Halts Usage Of
  • Bridge Replacement To Close Traffic On William Penn Highway In Wilkins Township

    Bridge Replacement To Close Traffic On William Penn Highway In Wilkins Township
    WILKINS TOWNSHIP (KDKA) – PennDOT has announced they will begin replacement work on the Rodi Road Bridge over Chalfont Run in Wilkins Township on Monday, March 9 at 7:00 a.m.
    The work will close Rodi Road between William Penn Highway and Penn Center Boulevard through early July. Detours will be in place.
    DETOURSNorth of the bridgeTake William Penn Highway westbound
    Take the ramp onto westbound I-376 toward Pittsburgh
    Take the Churchill (Exit 79B) off-ramp
    Turn left onto Beulah Road (Route
  • Tea Over Coffee? That Could Be Determined By A Person’s Genes

    Tea Over Coffee? That Could Be Determined By A Person’s Genes
    (CNN) — Whether you’re inclined to choose coffee or green tea for your morning boost could be determined by your genes, a recent study found.
    To examine genetic associations with food preferences, researchers from the Riken Center for Integrative Medical Sciences (IMS) and Osaka University in Japan studied the genetic data and food preferences of more than 160,000 people in Japan.
    The research, published in the journal Nature Human Behavior, found genetic links for 13 dietary habits
  • Pittsburgh Weather: Winter Weather Returns Before A Warm Weekend

    Pittsburgh Weather: Winter Weather Returns Before A Warm Weekend
    PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – Light rain and then possible snow showers will move into the area today.Photo Credit: KDKA Weather Center
    High temperatures today will be in the low 40s, so any snow showers won’t be sticking, that is except for the Laurels where some places could see up to 2″ of snow.WEATHER LINKS:Current Conditions | School Delays & Closings | Local Radar | Weather App | Photos
    There will be plenty of wind today and into overnight with wind speeds up to 25mph and gusts
  • Daniel, The Golden Retriever Who Shined At Westminster Show, Receives Proclamation From Westmoreland Co.

    Daniel, The Golden Retriever Who Shined At Westminster Show, Receives Proclamation From Westmoreland Co.
    LIGONIER TOWNSHIP (KDKA) — A local golden retriever was recognized for his accomplishments.
    Westmoreland County commissioners issued a proclamation Thursday for Daniel, from Ligonier, for helping put a spotlight on the township.
    Daniel was named the Best Sporting Dog last month at the Westminster Kennel Club.
    He is also the uncle of Zane, Pittsburgh Police’s comfort dog.
    Daniel will be the grand marshall for the Fort Ligonier Days parade in October.
    (Photo Credit: KDKA)
  • As Carlow University Looks To Expand, Future Of St. Agnes Church In Oakland Remains Unknown

    As Carlow University Looks To Expand, Future Of St. Agnes Church In Oakland Remains Unknown
    OAKLAND (KDKA) — For more than a century, its intricate stone carving of Jesus, Mary, the Angels and Saints have graced the corner of Fifth Avenue in Oakland.
    But now, St. Agnes Church stands in the way of Carlow University’s College of Health and Wellness and may soon have an appointment with the wrecking ball.
    “It is necessary for that building not to remain in its current position,” Carlow Senior Vice President Davi Meadow said.
    Carlow would like to capitalize on its p
  • Dan + Shay Donate $100,000 To Support Tornado Relief Funds In Tennessee

    Dan + Shay Donate $100,000 To Support Tornado Relief Funds In Tennessee
    PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Dan + Shay are helping out Tennessee in a time of need.
    The country duo donated $100,000 dollars to support tornado relief funds in the state, Billboard reports.
    A tornado ripped through Middle Tennessee earlier this week.
    “We are heartbroken by the devastation the tornadoes left upon Tennessee earlier this week. Our love goes out to everyone affected by this tragedy,” Dan + Shay said in a statement to Billboard. “We are so proud to call Nashville our
  • Hornqvist Scores 2 Goals In Penguins’ 4-2 Win Over Sabres

    Hornqvist Scores 2 Goals In Penguins’ 4-2 Win Over Sabres
    BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — Patric Hornqvist scored twice in leading the Pittsburgh Penguins to a 4-2 win over Buffalo on Thursday night that extended the Sabres’ skid to five straight.
    Sidney Crosby and Marcus Pettersson also scored, and the Penguins won consecutive games after losing six in a row. Evgeni Malkin had two assists to follow a four-assist outing in a 7-3 win over Ottawa on Tuesday.
    Matt Murray stopped 28 shots to improve to 3-4-1 in his past eight starts and win consecutive ga
  • Suspect Dead After Pittsburgh Police Officer Shot On North Side

    Suspect Dead After Pittsburgh Police Officer Shot On North Side
    PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Police say a suspect is dead after a Pittsburgh police officer was shot on the North Side.#BREAKING: PGH police officer shot in leg after traffic stop on East Ohio St near Rt 28. Unknown condition. 1 suspect in custody in critical condition. Police may be looking 2nd suspect. Possibly related to store robbery on E Ohio St. @KDKA pic.twitter.com/1fXQgle5fY
    — Ian Smith (@ismithKDKA) March 6, 2020A Pittsburgh police officer was responding to a robbery at a cell phone
  • Pittsburgh Police Officer Shot On North Side; Suspect Dead

    Pittsburgh Police Officer Shot On North Side; Suspect Dead
    PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — A suspect is dead after a Pittsburgh police officer was shot on the North Side.#BREAKING: PGH police officer shot in leg after traffic stop on East Ohio St near Rt 28. Unknown condition. 1 suspect in custody in critical condition. Police may be looking 2nd suspect. Possibly related to store robbery on E Ohio St. @KDKA pic.twitter.com/1fXQgle5fY
    — Ian Smith (@ismithKDKA) March 6, 2020A Pittsburgh police officer was responding to a robbery at a cell phone store on E
  • How Parents Can Talk To Their Kids About Coronavirus Outbreak

    How Parents Can Talk To Their Kids About Coronavirus Outbreak
    PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Investigators are not the only ones concerned about the impact of the coronavirus.
    Families are taking precautions for the virus.
    But how can you do so without scaring your children?Dr. Tony Mannarino, a child psychologist, says parents have a lot of questions.
    “It’s really critical to be calm when we talk with our children,” Mannarino said.Dr. Mannarino says to remind your children that medical professionals are working on the outbreak.
    “With re
  • Local suffragists grab spotlight in 'Trailblazers' documentary

    Local suffragists grab spotlight in 'Trailblazers' documentary
    Descendants of local suffragists celebrate their ancestors’ achievements 100 years after most American women finally won the right to vote.
  • Pittsburgh Police Officer Shot On North Side; Suspect In Custody, Shot

    Pittsburgh Police Officer Shot On North Side; Suspect In Custody, Shot
    PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — One person is in custody after a Pittsburgh police officer was shot on the North Side.There is a large police presence on the 200 block of East Ohio Street near Madison Avenue on Thursday night.
    Sources say the officer was shot in the leg during a traffic stop.
    A suspect was also shot. Their condition is not known at this time.
    Police say the officer is in stable condition.#BREAKING: Large police presence on East Ohio Street near Madison Ave. on the North Side. @KDKA pi
  • Pittsburgh Police Officer Shot On North Side; Suspect Dead, Sources Say

    Pittsburgh Police Officer Shot On North Side; Suspect Dead, Sources Say
    PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Sources say a suspect is dead after a Pittsburgh police officer was shot on the North Side.Police officials are on the scene in the 200 block of East Ohio Street near Madison Avenue on Thursday night.
    Sources say the officer was shot in the leg during a traffic stop.
    WATCH: NewsChopper2 Is Over The Scene On The North SidePolice say the officer is in stable condition.
    The suspect was pronounced dead at Allegheny General Hospital.There are no active searches for suspects,
  • Sources: Pittsburgh Police Officer Shot; One Person In Custody

    Sources: Pittsburgh Police Officer Shot; One Person In Custody
    PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — One person is in custody after a Pittsburgh police officer was shot on the North Side, according to sources.
    There is a large police presence on the 200 block of East Ohio Street near Madison Avenue on Thursday night.
    Sources say the officer was shot in the leg during a traffic stop.#BREAKING: Large police presence on East Ohio Street near Madison Ave. on the North Side. @KDKA pic.twitter.com/j5Pl3d6lCO
    — Amy Wadas (@AmyWadas) March 6, 2020https://platform.twitter
  • Traffic pattern to change on Pittsburgh’s Second Avenue for Parkway East wall work

    Traffic pattern to change on Pittsburgh’s Second Avenue for Parkway East wall work
    The inbound lane of Second Avenue will be closed near the Philip Murray (10th Street) Bridge for work in two spots of a retaining wall.
  • ‘She Was Underappreciated’: New Book Chronicles The Accomplishments Of Former Pittsburgh Mayor Sophie Masloff

    ‘She Was Underappreciated’: New Book Chronicles The Accomplishments Of Former Pittsburgh Mayor Sophie Masloff
    PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — A new book chronicles the accomplishments of Sophie Masloff, Pittsburgh’s only female mayor.
    Masloff never aspired to be mayor. But when Mayor Dick Caliguiri died from a rare disease in May 1988, Masloff, as president of city council, was sworn in as mayor.
    She served from 1988-94.
    (Photo Credit: KDKA)
    “She was underappreciated. People never realized what she did for the city and what an important public servant she was at the time,” said Barbara Burst
  • Mike Bloomberg Funding Anti-President Donald Trump Operation In Pennsylvania

    Mike Bloomberg Funding Anti-President Donald Trump Operation In Pennsylvania
    SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Mike Bloomberg is out of the Democratic presidential race, but he’s not done trying to beat President Donald Trump. The billionaire businessman is funding an anti-Trump operation in six battleground states in an effort to oust the Republican president in November.
    Bloomberg will dip into his vast fortune to pay for field offices in Arizona, Florida, Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, campaign aides said Thursday. It will be done through so
  • Outbound Mt. Washington Transit Tunnel Reopens After Repairs

    Outbound Mt. Washington Transit Tunnel Reopens After Repairs
    PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — The outbound Mt. Washington Transit Tunnel has reopened following a closure for repairs.
    The Mt Washington Tunnel is open. https://t.co/WK2LaVb7M2
    — Port Authority Alerts (@PghTransitAlert) March 6, 2020
    The tunnel closed on Thursday night for repairs and there were detours in place.
  • Outbound Mt. Washington Transit Tunnel Closed

    Outbound Mt. Washington Transit Tunnel Closed
    PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — The outbound Mt. Washington Transit Tunnel is currently closed.
    The Port Authority said to expect delays.All Ts are being rerouted to Arlington.Update! The inbound is back to regular operation. Outbound Ts are still detouring over Arlington. https://t.co/qLZyDYUdQs
    — Port Authority Alerts (@PghTransitAlert) March 5, 2020https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
    Stay with KDKA for more on this developing story.

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