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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An estimated 200,000 mail-in ballots will be received by 8 p.m. on election night in Allegheny County.
Those results would include mail-in ballots received on time and day-of ballots cast in the 1,327 precincts at 766 polling locations across the county.
By: Caitlyn Scott, Raquel Ciampi, Kalea Gunderson
The investigation into a 'hostage situation' at an apartment complex in Uniontown started because of a 4-year-old with a note.
A new class of state police cadets began their 27-week training program at the State Police Barracks in Hershey on Sunday. We got a look at the hundreds of hours of training.
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This week marks 9 years since a Mt. Oliver mother buried her son.
Following the meeting, neighbors expressed relief to Pittsburgh’s Action News 4 that the 95-home development was voted down.
A local immigration attorney said concerns are heightened post-election among immigrants who are living and working in western Pennsylvania under “Temporary Protected Status.”
Some residents of a New Castle apartment complex are raising concerns about the safety of the complex following a recent fire.
By: Kalea Gunderson
"I’m just keeping the faith. ... We're coming up on Thanksgiving. We’re coming up on Christmas. We just need help," says the founder of the after-school program serving local kids.
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