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• Driver In Hampton Township Fatal Accident Arrested, Facing Multiple Charges

  09-05-2020 23:51
  
  HAMPTON TOWNSHIP (KDKA) – Allegheny County Police have arrested and charged the driver in a fatal head-on collision in Hampton Township.RELATED: https://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2020/02/22/route-8-accident-allison-park/
  According to county police, Madisyn O’Conner is being charged with homicide by motor vehicle, driving while under the influence, involuntary manslaughter, reckless driving, driving on the right side of the road, among other charges.The accident occurred on Route 8 on F
  
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• Dependable Drive-In Theater To Reopen As Allegheny County Moves To Yellow Phase

  09-05-2020 23:24
  
  MOON TOWNSHIP (KDKA) – One of the businesses given the clear to reopen with restrictions in place is the Dependable Drive-In Theater in Moon Township.
  According to the theater’s Facebook page and official website, they are planning to be open on Friday, May 15.Some of the regulations they are putting in place as they prepare to reopen is asking patrons to follow is that the driver of the vehicle must wear a mask when purchasing tickets and anyone that leaves their space or vehicle mu
  
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• Heavy Smoke Seen Coming From Two Homes In Etna

  09-05-2020 22:18
  
  ETNA (KDKA) — Heavy smoke has been seen coming from two homes in Etna.Firefighters are on the scene of the homes on Wilson Street.Photo Credit: KDKA Photojournalist Tim Lawson
  We are working to learn if there was anyone inside the homes at the time of the fire.Stay With KDKA.com For More Details
  
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• Four Firefighters Injured While Battling Large House Fire In Etna

  09-05-2020 22:18
  
  ETNA (KDKA) — Four firefighters were injured while battling a house fire on Wilson Avenue on Saturday afternoon.Firefighters on scene told KDKA’s Shelby Cassesse that one firefighter was cut on glass, one had a preexisting condition exacerbated due to the fire, and two were treated for heat-related exposure.Ten people were displaced due to the fire but they were able to get out safely along with two cats.Photo Credit: KDKA Photojournalist Tim Lawson
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• Four Firefighters Injured, Three Homes Damaged In Large Fire In Etna

  09-05-2020 22:18
  
  ETNA (KDKA) — Four firefighters were injured while battling a house fire on Wilson Avenue on Saturday afternoon.Firefighters on scene told KDKA’s Shelby Cassesse that one firefighter was cut on glass, one had a preexisting condition exacerbated due to the fire, and two were treated for heat-related exposure.All four are expected to be okay.Ten people were displaced due to the fire but they were able to get out safely along with two cats.Photo Credit: KDKA Photojournalist Tim Lawson
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• With masks, social distancing and new rules, the Bloomfield Saturday Market springs to life

  09-05-2020 22:09 via post-gazette.com
  
  The first market since COVID-19 restrictions took effect opens with spacing between vendors and customers, one-way aisles and no food prep. 
  
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• Humane Animal Rescue Gives Pet Food To 200 Pet Owners

  09-05-2020 21:48
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Humane Animal Rescue distributed pet food to 200 pets Friday morning.
  (Photo Credit: Animal Friends Facebook)
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  The nonprofit organization said it put on the event to assist Eat N’ Park employees.(Photo Credit: Animal Friends Facebook)
  Humane Animal Rescue said pet owners in need of donated supplies can order at this website.
  
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• Humane Animal Rescue Donates Food To 200 Pet Owners

  09-05-2020 21:48
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Humane Animal Rescue donated pet food to 200 pets Friday morning.
  (Photo Credit: Animal Friends Facebook)
  (Photo Credit: Animal Friends Facebook)
  The nonprofit organization said it put on the event to assist Eat N’ Park employees.(Photo Credit: Animal Friends Facebook)
  Humane Animal Rescue said pet owners in need of donated supplies can order at this website.
  
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• ‘#NorwinStrong’: Norwin School District Celebrates Their Seniors With Lights, Yard Signs

  09-05-2020 21:15
  
  IRWIN (KDKA) — Norwin School District honored the Class of 2020 Friday evening.Residents were encouraged to turn on their porch and house lights to celebrate Norwin High School seniors around 8:20 p.m. Friday evening. The school district also turned on all the lights at Norwin High School and Knights Stadium.Seniors also received yard signs as well as caps and gowns from 72 Norwin employees to celebrate their graduation.Congratulations to the Class of 2020! Here are a few photos, courtesy
  
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• Pennsylvania Restaurants Ask Gov. Wolf To Allow Outdoor Seating As Ohio Eases Restrictions

  09-05-2020 20:32
  
  HARRISBURG (KDKA) — Restaurants remain limited to carry out and delivery, but some are pressing Governor Wolf to ease current restrictions.The Pennsylvania Licensed Beverage and Tavern Association is asking Governor Wolf to allow outdoor seating at restaurants in yellow phase counties. The organization said it would also like to see plans to eventually phase in indoor seating. Even in yellow phase counties, restaurants are still only permitted to provide takeout and delivery meals.“I
  
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• State Department: Pennsylvania Voters Can Vote In-Person Or Mail In Ballots In All Counties

  09-05-2020 19:01
  
  HARRISBURG (KDKA) — Pennsylvania voters will be able to vote in-person at polling places or mail in ballots, according to Pennsylvania Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar.Primary election day is set to take place on June 2 in the state after being rescheduled from April 28. In-person voting will be available in all 67 counties, including those still in the red phase of Governor Wolf’s reopening plan. However, the Wolf administration highly encourages voters in the red phase counties to
  
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• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 68 Percent Of Coronavirus Deaths Statewide Have Occurred In Nursing, Personal Care Homes

  09-05-2020 18:01
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 1,078 new cases of Coronavirus on Saturday, in addition to 72 more deaths.
  That brings the statewide total number of cases to 55,316.
  The Health Department says all 67 counties in Pennsylvania have cases of COVID-19. Current patients are either in isolation at home or being treated at the hospital.
  To date, 3,685 healthcare workers have been diagnosed with COVID-19. There are 12,844 total cases at nursing and personal c
  
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• Students sue Pitt for refunds over 'sub-par' online instruction due to COVID-19

  09-05-2020 17:47 via post-gazette.com
  
  The suit, filed by undergraduates Claire Hickey and Akira Kirkpatrick, is seeking class-action status on behalf of other Pitt students.
  
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• State's COVID-19 death toll rises by 72; Allegheny County reports only new death in Western Pa.

  09-05-2020 17:18 via post-gazette.com
  
  The death brings the total number of fatalities in the county due to the novel coronavirus to 120, the highest number in the region.
  
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• Pa.'s COVID-19 death toll rises by 72; Allegheny County reports one new death, 31 new cases

  09-05-2020 17:18 via post-gazette.com
  
  The death brings the total number of fatalities in the county due to the novel coronavirus to 120, the highest number in the region.
  
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• CCAC Holds Virtual Open House For Prospective Students

  09-05-2020 17:18
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — The Community College of Allegheny County (CCAC) is holding a virtual open house for prospective students Saturday.The open house started at 10 a.m. and ends at 2 p.m. The event is supposed to cover the enrollment process, academic programs, financial aid, military and veteran services, services for students with disablities and many more aspects of the college experience.Prospective and current students are encouraged to attend as well as family members and friends. An
  
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• Allegheny County reports one new COVID-19 death, 31 new cases

  09-05-2020 17:18 via post-gazette.com
  
  The death brings the total number of fatalities in the county due to the novel coronavirus to 120, the highest number in the region.
  
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• Allegheny Co. Health Dept: One Coronavirus Death Reported, 31 New Cases Bring Total To 1,486

  09-05-2020 17:05
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 31 new cases of Coronavirus on Saturday, as well as 1 additional death.
  The total number of cases county-wide now totals 1,486.
  According to county health officials, that total number consists of 1,417 confirmed cases and 69 probable cases.
  Officials report that 273 patients have been or are presently hospitalized among all cases.To date, the Health Department says there have been 120 deaths.
  Of those reported dea
  
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• Feds plan to name nursing homes with COVID-19 cases by end of May

  09-05-2020 16:57 via post-gazette.com
  
  The information should aid families trying to make decisions about choosing a congregate care facility for a loved one.
  
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• Ohio State University To Pay $41 Million To Settle Sexual Abuse Lawsuits

  09-05-2020 15:34
  
  COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio State University will pay about $41 million to settle a dozen lawsuits by 162 men alleging decades-old sexual abuse and mistreatment by a team doctor, Richard Strauss.
  About 350 former athletes and other men had sued the school for failing to stop the late doctor despite concerns raised during his tenure. The university first announced a settlement with some of them in March, but the cost wasn’t made public until Friday.
  “The university of decades ago
  
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• Bringing telehealth to the people by giving them a hand - and a tablet

  09-05-2020 14:00 via post-gazette.com
  
  Telehealth visits have soared during the COVID-19 pandemic, but not everyone can operate, or has a smart phone or computer, so doctors are getting creative
  
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• Hey Ray! ‘Supercooled’ Water And How It Can Freeze Right Before Your Eyes

  09-05-2020 12:09
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — If you ever left a bottle of water in a car or outside when temperatures were below freezing, you may have seen it turn from a liquid to ice almost instantly.
  What happens to create this instant freeze is actually one of my family’s favorite science experiments.
  So, what is happening here? Water has a freezing point, which is usually 32 degrees.
  I say “usually” because water is a neat substance that, under the right conditions can be “Supercooled
  
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• Gene Therapy: CMU making progress with its Center for Informed Democracy

  09-05-2020 11:45 via post-gazette.com
  
  Still almost six months from the election, this column had actually planned on far more campaign commentary than it has produced, partly due to the virus but partly due to our own vast stockpile of cynicism.
  
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• Pittsburgh Weather: Daily Record Low Temperature Broken, Cool Air Sticks Around Through Start Of The Week

  09-05-2020 11:34
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — The daily record low temperature for Pittsburgh has been broken with a temperature of 29 degrees recorded by the National Weather Service.
  The previous daily record low was set in 1983.A freeze Warning for most of the region expires at 10:00 a.m. and then another one goes into effect from 2:00 a.m, through 8:00 a.m. Sunday.Some snow flurries will stick around through this morning and taper off this afternoon.Our high temperatures will only make it to the mid 40’s,
  
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• Southwestern Pa. Prepares To Move Into The ‘Yellow’ Phase And Begin Easing Coronavirus Restrictions

  09-05-2020 11:11
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — As Southwestern Pennsylvania will soon move into the ‘yellow’ phase of Governor Wolf’s plan to begin reopening the state, many are ready for the easing of restrictions to begin.
  But as restrictions are eased, This is not going to back to life as we knew it before the virus started.
  According to Governor Tom Wolf, the purpose of this phase is to begin powering back up the economy while keeping a close eye on public health.
  Some businesses will be able t
  
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• ‘If It’s A Nine Inning Game, We’re In The Second Inning’; Southwestern Pa. Prepares To Move Into The ‘Yellow’ Phase And Begin Reopening

  09-05-2020 11:11
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — The plan for Southwestern Pennsylvania counties to move into the ‘yellow’ phase is not an ‘all clear’ by health officials.
  They say we need to remain vigilant, but we have so far dodged the stressing of our health systems.
  Some businesses will be able to open again with a limited amount of customers inside.
  Office workers may return to their buildings and child care centers can open back up.
  But with all the changes, some things will still be the
  
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• ‘A Saveable Memento Of 2020’; Over 300 North Allegheny Choral Students Perform Virtual Concert

  09-05-2020 08:39
  
  WEXFORD, Pa. (KDKA) — Virtual classrooms just don’t work for everyone, so North Allegheny’s choral teachers got creative. The results — you have to see to believe.
  Choral music just doesn’t lend itself well to the world of virtual teaching.
  For the singers at North Allegheny Intermediate and Senior High Schools in grades 9 through 12, 300 voices strong came together.It was a class assignment, so the students received points for submitting their videos.
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• ‘Need A Mask? Take A Mask’; Pittsburgh Police Launch Program Providing Free Face Masks To Those In Need

  09-05-2020 08:06
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — The Pittsburgh Bureau of Police launched a new program to help provide free face masks to anyone in need.
  Face masks have been placed inside newspaper boxes at the front of all six Pittsburgh Police zone stations as well as two substations.
  (Photo Credit: KDKA)
  The coin system in the boxes have been deactivated, and individuals can take one free, individually wrapped mask from the newspaper boxes, while supplies last.
  The program is being launched to help all residents
  
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• Giant Eagle In Support Of Proposed Legislation That Would Allow Beer And Wine Purchases At Any Checkout Locations In Stores

  09-05-2020 07:39
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — To prevent the gathering of crowds and to encourage social distancing, Giant Eagle is supporting legislation that would allow beer and wine to be purchased at any registers and checkout locations in its stores.
  Alcohol sales are currently limited to one part of the store and can not be paid for at regular checkout aisles.
  State Senator Judy Ward has proposed legislation that would allow restaurant licensees with a wine expanded permit the ability to sell wine and beer a
  
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• Giant Eagle In Support Of Proposed Legislation Allowing Beer And Wine Purchases At Any Checkout Locations In Stores

  09-05-2020 07:39
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — To prevent the gathering of crowds and to encourage social distancing, Giant Eagle is supporting legislation that would allow beer and wine to be purchased at any registers and checkout locations in its stores.
  Alcohol sales are currently limited to one part of the store and can not be paid for at regular checkout aisles.
  State Senator Judy Ward has proposed legislation that would allow restaurant licensees with a wine expanded permit the ability to sell wine and beer a
  
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• Giant Eagle Allowing Beer And Wine Purchases At Any Checkout Locations In Stores

  09-05-2020 07:39
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — To prevent the gathering of crowds and to encourage social distancing, Giant Eagle is now allowing beer and wine to be purchased at any registers and checkout locations in its stores.
  Alcohol sales had been limited to one part of the store and could not be paid for at regular checkout aisles.
  In a statement, Giant Eagle said the following:
  As the spread of COVID-19 has limited access to many establishments in our region, Giant Eagle guests have responded very well to th
  
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• Man Taken To Hospital After Pedestrian Accident In Ross Township

  09-05-2020 07:30
  
  ROSS TOWNSHIP, Pa. (KDKA) — One person was taken to an area hospital after being hit by a vehicle in Ross Township.
  A man was hit while walking near McKnight Road and Nelson Run Road.
  (Photo Credit: KDKA)
  He was taken to Allegheny General Hospital.
  Police say they don’t believe that the driver of the vehicle was drunk or texting.
  
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• Pa. Governor Wolf Signs Bill Setting Minimum Marriage Age At 18 Years Old

  09-05-2020 07:21
  
  HARRISBURG, Pa. (KDKA) — Governor Tom Wolf signed House Bill 360 into law, setting the minimum age for a marriage license to 18 years old.
  “Setting the minimum age to obtain a marriage license will help prevent child exploitation,” said Governor Wolf in a press release.“Marriage is a sacred and serious commitment that should be undertaken with love by two adults, not by children being exploited by unscrupulous adults,” said Wolf.
  The bill was signed on Friday.
  
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• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Butler County Business Owners Ready To Take Next Step In Coronavirus Reopening Plan

  09-05-2020 06:29
  
  BUTLER COUNTY (KDKA) — Butler County businesses will reopen soon.
  On Friday, Gov. Tom Wolf has announced that 13 western Pennsylvania counties, including the heavily populated Pittsburgh metropolitan area, can shed his most restrictive coronavirus pandemic orders on movement and businesses.
  Butler County Commissioners Chairperson Leslie Osche is ready for the next step.
  “We are excited to hear that, obviously, on behalf of our business community, who is excited to get back to work an
  
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• Pittsburgh Pirates Bench Coach Serves Meals At Light Of Life Rescue Mission

  09-05-2020 05:41
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Pittsburgh Pirates bench coach Don Kelly volunteered at Light of Life Rescue Mission.
  On Friday, Kelly and his wife served meals to the homeless.
  “Everyone comes together. … Everyone is chipping in to do what they can throughout this tough time,” Kelly said.Pirates charities and Silver Star Meats provided the food.(Photo Credit: KDKA)
  
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• Coronavirus In Allegheny County: Libraries Planning Reopening, Looking Into Curbside Service

  09-05-2020 05:35
  
  ALLEGHENY COUNTY (KDKA) — Libraries in Allegheny County are planning their reopening.
  Staff will be allowed back with proper personal protective equipment and if the library meets CDC guidelines.
  They’ll work on how to get the order to people and quarantine items after they’re returned.
  They’re also looking into curbside service.
  Allegheny County will be moving into the “yellow” phase on May 15.
  
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• ‘I Have Many Other Talents’: Education Non-Profit Challenges Kids To Appreciate What They’ve Learned During Coronavirus Pandemic

  09-05-2020 03:04
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – Kids are resilient, and while school at home is not always easy, it’s also allowed kids to learn things they might otherwise not have had time to do.
  Remake Learning, a non-profit focused on improving education, challenged kids, parents, teachers and anyone to think about what we’re learning during this unique time.
  You can share what you’re learning on social media with the hashtag #LearningLessons.
  You’ll find local kids are learning all kinds
  
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• ‘I’ve Never Stopped Loving The Steelers’: Terry Bradshaw Shares His Love Of Pittsburgh, Says He Would Have ‘Quit’ If Steelers Tried To Trade Him

  09-05-2020 02:42
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — KDKA debuted its new show “Living Room Sports” on Friday with Pittsburgh icon and four-time Super Bowl champion Terry Bradshaw.
  Bradshaw joined KDKA Sports’ Bob Pompeani and Rich Walsh to give his thoughts on his time in Pittsburgh, how his career compares to current Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger’s, his off-field ventures and much more.
  Football fans all over the country have one burning question and that is if we will see football this fall ami
  
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• ‘I Never Stopped Loving The Steelers’: Terry Bradshaw Shares His Love Of Pittsburgh, Says He Would Have ‘Quit’ If Steelers Tried To Trade Him

  09-05-2020 02:42
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — KDKA debuted its new show “Living Room Sports” on Friday with Pittsburgh icon and four-time Super Bowl champion Terry Bradshaw.Bradshaw joined KDKA Sports’ Bob Pompeani and Rich Walsh to give his thoughts on his time in Pittsburgh, how his career compares to current Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger’s, his off-field ventures and much more.
  Football fans all over the country have one burning question and that is if we will see football this fall amid
  
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• ‘The Waiting Game Is Stressful’: Westmoreland County Businesses Preparing To Reopen In ‘Yellow’ Phase

  09-05-2020 02:12
  
  WESTMORELAND COUNTY (KDKA) — There is relief and optimism in Westmoreland County as it prepares to move from the “red” phase to the “yellow” phase of coronavirus reopening.
  Kevin Miscik, the owner of a fine men’s clothing store in Greensburg, is “very happy” to be reopening.
  Miscik’s shop has been shuttered since mid-March amid the coronavirus pandemic.He is looking to reopen on May 15 as he has been selling gift cards and having customers us
  
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• ‘Our Passion Is To Help People’: Full-Time Nurse Earns Her PhD From Duquesne University After 7 Years

  09-05-2020 01:58
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – The face of graduation is changing with mandated social distancing.
  Due to the coronavirus pandemic, commencements are now virtual, like the one Friday afternoon at Duquesne University.
  Among the more than 1,500 students graduating was Patricia Scott of Squirrel Hill. She’s been a nurse for nearly 30 years and today was presented with her PhD in nursing.
  Scott spoke for graduate students at the virtual ceremony. She says it took her nearly 7 years to earn her PhD
  
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• PennDOT says it expcts to cover operating expenses for transit agencies

  09-05-2020 01:50 via post-gazette.com
  
  Funding for capital projects at transit agencies like Port Authority could be hurt by the Pennsylvania Turnpike not making transit payments.
  
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• With Future Of Schools Uncertain, Pittsburgh Public Schools Plans To Have Laptops For All Its Students Come Fall

  09-05-2020 01:46
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – Pittsburgh Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Anthony Hamlet says he expects remote learning to continue into the fall.
  While some families have the space and technology they need at home for online schooling, others don’t.
  But it’s not just that. Some parents say it also comes down to routine and structure.
  “He’s not paying attention to all of his e-mails,” said parent Christen Baker.
  Christen Baker is talking about her son, a seventh grade
  
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• ‘Going To War With A Butter Knife’: Nursing Home Workers Ask Pennsylvania Lawmakers For More PPE

  09-05-2020 01:26
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Pennsylvania has the distinction of having a high number of coronavirus deaths coming from nursing homes.
  (Photo Credit: KDKA)
  Nurses who work in those facilities are asking state lawmakers for help in getting the equipment they need.
  “We’re going to war with a butter knife and a bathing suit. We’re going into this not being fully prepared,” nursing home employee Artinese Malachi said.
  “We need enforceable COVID-specific OSHA standards that
  
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• Furry Tails: Thunder, Tito And Beauty Are Waiting For Forever Homes

  09-05-2020 01:22
  
  Are you looking to bring a pet into your home? Local animal shelters are a great place to find a furry companion. So, as part of Furry Tails, I’ll be doing an ongoing feature on adoptable pets from local animal shelters once a week. If you have room in your heart and are looking to bring a lovable ball of fur into your home, maybe one of these guys is meant to be a part of your family!_____________________________________________________________________________________
  Thunder
  Animal Frien
  
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• ‘As Goes Pennsylvania, So Goes The Nation’: Pittsburgh Region Getting Special Attention From Both Presidential Campaigns, Say National Party Chairs

  09-05-2020 01:16
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – If you think this region is getting special attention during this presidential election year, you’d be right.
  Both parties say this state is key to winning the White House.
  In a story seen only on KDKA, political editor Jon Delano spoke with the chairs of both the National Republican and Democratic Party to find out what their strategy is.
  Four years ago, Donald Trump carried every county in Western Pennsylvania except Allegheny, and his team thinks he’ll do
  
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• What Companies Benefit From Coronavirus?

  09-05-2020 00:55
  
  (CBSNewYork) — Much of the national economy is struggling. Many industries have essentially shut down, hopefully temporarily, as most of society walls itself off from the coronavirus. The economy shrank by approximately five percent in the first quarter, and the second quarter is expected to be worse. A recession — defined as two consecutive quarters of negative Growth Domestic Product growth — seems imminent.
  Consumer spending, which accounts for over two-thirds of GDP, is unl
  
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• ‘Doing This Slowly And Safely’: Pittsburgh Small Businesses Eager To Start Opening ‘Responsibly’ Next Friday

  09-05-2020 00:41
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – Henne Jewelers in Shadyside is usually packed before Mother’s Day weekend, but this year it sat empty with no jewelry in the showroom. Owner John Henne had hoped we were going to be in yellow already.
  “I fully expected we were going to be open today,” he told KDKA just before the governor made his announcement on Friday.
  One week later and now the governor has put Allegheny and several surrounding counties in the yellow phase. It gives Henne’s st
  
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• ‘It Did Blow Me Away’: Beaver Co. Woman Tests Positive For Coronavirus After Husband Died Of Stroke And COVID-19

  09-05-2020 00:25
  
  BEAVER COUNTY (KDKA) — The wife of a Beaver County man who died of a stroke and coronavirus has also tested positive for COVID-19 after displaying no symptoms.
  Renee Romutis lost her husband, Mark, to coronavirus on April 12.
  She and her son had been in the house with him since March 20.
  After his death, for peace of mind, she asked her doctor for a test.
  “It did blow me away when they said I was positive,” said Renee.
  Her family was shocked.
  “Don’t have a cough, do
  
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