Kristen Powers is a Morning Reporter/Anchor for WTAE, focusing on local news in the Pittsburgh area of Pennsylvania. With a passion for storytelling, Kristen covers a wide range of topics including human interest stories, community events, and breaking news. She is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the viewers of WTAE.
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Kristen Powers covers local news with a focus on Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania, emphasizing events, evolving stories, breaking news, family & relationships. She also regularly features expert commentary.
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Kennywood Park's opening day is coming soon, and one of the most popular rides is back on track.
Spirit Airlines says it will begin daily nonstop service from Pittsburgh to Boston in June.
It's the latest change in the Walnut Street shopping district in Pittsburgh's Shadyside neighborhood.
The victim was taken to the hospital in critical condition, Allegheny County police said.
By: Kristen Powers
It's one week from opening night and the drama club at Valley High School is practicing the musical "The Addams Family" without costumes.
PITTSBURGH — "It started, honestly, as a dream at first — an idea." At 22 years old, Kiandra Browne has quite the resume.
By: Kristen Powers
Ashley never thought that, at 32, she would be told she has colon cancer. She is sharing her story and spreading awareness about warning signs.
By: Kristen Powers
PITTSBURGH — In the United States, nearly one in five women will have a mental health condition in the months before or after giving birth, according to the World Health Organization.
By: Kristen Powers
PITTSBURGH — The first-ever oral medication to treat postpartum depression is being utilized right here in Pittsburgh, and local doctors are calling this new pill a game-changer.
By: Kristen Powers
PITTSBURGH — All week, as part of Maternal Mental Health Month, Pittsburgh's Action News 4 has been telling you about new resources that are available to help.
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