Andrew Limberg is a writer, anchor, and reporter for CBS Radio in Pittsburgh. He is known for his work on @937TheFan and @KDKARadio, covering local news and sports. Andrew is also the co-host of the Pittsburgh Oddcast, where he explores the quirky and unusual aspects of the city.
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Andrew Limberg's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly sports and crime stories in the Pittsburgh area. He seems to have a specific interest in breaking news, evolving stories, and event coverage related to football (particularly the Steelers), as well as general local news.
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A Pennsylvania Lottery prize worth $180,000 was won recently by someone playing online in Westmoreland County The Lottery says the prize was won in the “connect-style game” Wild Wild Wins.
By: Andrew Limberg
Steeler Head Coach Mike Tomlin has been getting not just love from the national media (like he usually does) he’s also getting high praise from the local media, which isn’t as quick to heap praise on the 18-year leader.
A 16-year-old girl that beat brain cancer three years ago is once again battling, but this time the prognosis is not good. Doctors tells Jaycee Amick’s family that her cancer is terminal.
The 15-episode series debuts on Max in January. “THE PITT” comes from the people that brought you “ER” and stars ER actor Noah Wyle, who returns to the medical television genre.
The National Weather Service out of Pittsburgh has confirmed that a tornado touched down in Pittsburgh Wednesday evening. The tornado was surveyed in the Lincoln-Lemington-Belmar neighborhood of Pittsburgh.
Sultry Food & Bar announced on its website that the eatery has closed for good. Located on the 1700 block of East Carson Street, Sultry operated for five years, offering comfort food, appetizers, main course meals, desserts and more.
When things are not going the Steelers way on the football field, you can usually rely on wide receiver George Pickens to make things worse. The Steelers fell to the Cleveland Browns, a team they should’ve beaten, but came up short.
By: Andrew Limberg
The artist behind the famous bus sinkhole Christmas Tree ornament is back with another Pittsburgh-based event. Pittsburgh artist Toby Fraley has created a new Century III demolition ornament to add to your collection.
New music from Pittsburgh’s own Mac Miller (born Malcom James McCormick) is being released posthumously early next year. The Mac Miller Estate announced late this week that “Balloonerism” will be released on January 17, 2025.
Ebony Pugh, spokesperson for Pittsburgh Public Schools says no one was injured and the student that set off the firework will be disciplined “in accordance with district policies.”
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