Andrew Limberg is an Anchor/Reporter at KDKA Radio. He covers a range of topics including sports, competitive sports, and the business of sports, along with insights into retail and food and beverages. Andrew's work has been featured in CBS Radio and NewsBreak.
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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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One of Pittsburgh all-time favorite bakeries returns as a restaurant next Wednesday The “Jenny Lee Breakfast Nook” is located at 1014 Broadhead Road and features Jenny Lee Swirl and other breads.
A person accused of causing a scene and being disruptive during the annual furry event, Anthrocon last weekend in Pittsburgh has been banned from ever attending the event.
The Pirates have a lot of players that could be dealt before the MLB trade deadline at the end of the month. One of those players who will definitely not be traded is Paul Skenes.
Governor Josh Shapiro signed the piece of bipartisan legislation, introduced by Pittsburgh-area Rep. Mandy Steele, on Wednesday ending the ban on Sunday hunting in the commonwealth.
By: Andrew Limberg
Hopewell’s Chief of Police is pushing back against claims of racism and profiling after a note went out earlier Wednesday about suspicious activity involving men described as Middle Easter or Hispanic.
Music legend Paul McCartney returns to Pittsburgh this November for the first time in over 10 years. “Sir Paul” is bringing his “Got Back” tour to PPG Paints Arena on November 11, 2025.
By: Andrew Limberg
The sister of the man fatally shot in Butler County last July during a rally for then-Presidential candidate Donald Trump is upset no members of the Secret Service are losing their job.
Steelers’ owner Art Rooney II’s cousin Patrick Rooney Jr., who has now ownership ties to the organization, stays it would be silly to pay outside linebacker T.J. Watt.
The bricks that were purchased before the opening of PNC Park and displayed outside the stadium, on the ground is moving to a more permanent, bronze plaque display.
A bowling event in Pittsburgh on Saturday is letting it all hang out…literally. “Balls Out Bowling” returns to Crafton Ingram Lanes on July 12 from 7-11 p.m.
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