Kalea Gunderson is a three-time Emmy-nominated reporter for WTAE, a news station in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. With a background in journalism from West Virginia University, Kalea focuses on local news stories that impact the Pittsburgh community, covering topics such as community events, crime, and human interest stories.
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By: Lily Coleman, Ava Rash, Kalea Gunderson
Mine safety concerns halted rescuers as the search for Elizabeth Pollard continued in Unity Township UNITY TOWNSHIP, Pa. —
Police say the efforts to find Elizabeth Pollard are now considered a recovery. Officials determined they could no longer safely send rescuers into the mine in Westmoreland County due to its "fragile" integrity.
By: Kalea Gunderson
Pennsylvania State Police said crews using an excavator successfully reached the spot in the mine where they believe Elizabeth Pollard will be found. Continued excavation efforts will being today.
By: Kalea Gunderson
Police said Mangione traveled across Pennsylvania, from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh. He was arrested after being spotted at a McDonald's restaurant in Altoona.
By: Kalea Gunderson
Health insurers and healthcare systems across the country are reportedly cutting down on the information shared about their top execs in the wake of UnitedHealthcare CEO, Brian Thompson’s murder.
Winter sports are back in session at Boyce Park for the winter season PLUM, Pa. — Winter sports are back in session at Boyce Park for the winter season.
Roughly 1,500 sentences were cut short, and 39 people who had been convicted of non-violent crimes were pardoned.
“We’re old school Pittsburgh in the Strip District, and now the Strip is a whole different place,” says the owner of Lefty’s, the bustling bar on Penn Avenue.
By: Kalea Gunderson
80-year-old Jim Hazlett called the Pittsburgh area home for much of his life and is now nearing the end of a 3-year battle with cancer. His final request? A nut roll from Pittsburgh, and Pittsburgh's The Wedding Cookie Table Community is coming through.
By: Kalea Gunderson
‘If only I could have one more bite of kolache, I could die a happy man'
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